Église Saint-Gervais-Saint-Protais

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History

Abside of the 13th century with ribs remade in the 15th. Three bays of the choir have groin vaults in rubble. Two bays flanking that beneath the bell tower were remade in the 15th century, with the external side door. Primitive Romanesque bell tower on the central bay. Nave vaulted in wood with visible tie beams and king posts. Side openings made in the 13th century. On the exterior, cornice with Romanesque corbels. In the west gable, a 13th-century window has been set in the place of an old round-arch opening of which the moulding that crowned it still exists. The nave is of the 12th century, with openings of the 13th. The door placed beneath the porch presents the characteristics of the 13th century.