Église Saint-Chrysole-et-Saint-Pierre

The church of Saint-Chrysole was severely damaged by the fighting in the First World War. Between 1922 and 1938, it was rebuilt in almost its original location by architect Maurice Storez, assisted by Dom Paul Bellot, in a neo-Byzantine style and using innovative techniques for the time: the use of concrete made it possible to create large volumes and openings, without the need for buttresses or arches. Recognized by the European Commission as a religious building in 1995, it was listed on...