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The Church of Notre-Dame d'Escaudes is a Catholic religious building located in the department of Gironde, in the centre of the town of Escaudes. Originally built between the 11th and 12th centuries, it underwent major renovations in the 16th century, including the addition of a bell tower-wall, and later expansions in the 17th century. These transformations reflect the architectural evolutions and liturgical needs of the time, while preserving original medieval elements.

The church, accompanied by its cemetery, occupies a central place in the village, symbolizing the historical role of religious buildings as the heart of community life. It was officially recognized for its heritage value by an inscription as historic monuments on December 24, 1925, covering the entire building. This protection reflects its architectural and cultural importance in the region.

Available sources, such as the Merimée database or the communal archives, confirm its status as municipal property. Although details of its current use (visits, events) are not specified, its listing and location suggest a continuous role in local life. References to platforms such as Clochers de France or the Ministry of Culture highlight his interest in studies on Aquitaine religious heritage.

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