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Lantern of dead, ossuary and cemeteries classified in Lower Normandy

Retrouvez les 3 lantern of dead, ossuary and cemeteries classified in Lower Normandy recensés par Musée du Patrimoine de France.
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les Lantern of the dead, ossuary and cemeteries classified in Normandy

2 lanterns of dead, ossuary and cemeteries classified dans le Calvados
1 lantern of the dead, ossuary, cemetery classified dans la Manche
Région Basse-Normandie
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Lanterns of the dead en Basse-Normandie

3 lantern of dead, ossuary or classified cemetery en Basse-Normandie

Lantern of the dead of Bayeux
Lantern of the dead
14400 Bayeux

The lantern of the dead of Bayeux, a 13th century medieval building renovated in the 18th century, stands near the cathedral in Calvados. Historical monument classified in 1914, Norman funerary symbol.
Municipal Cemetery and its enclosure surrounding the church
Cemetery
50170 Le Mont-Saint-Michel

The municipal cemetery of Mont-Saint-Michel, classified in 1934, surrounds Saint-Pierre church (XIVth–XVIIth centuries) and is integrated into the medieval village. Its tiered terraces and historical enclosure reflect its central role in the parish and funeral life of the Norman rock.
Tomb of Marie Joly in Soumont-Saint-Quentin
Tomb
14420 Soumont-Saint-Quentin

The tomb of Marie Joly, built in 1798 in Soumont-Saint-Quentin (Calvados), is a neoclassical funeral monument dedicated to an actress from the Comédie-Française, located on Mount Joly in Normandy.