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Buildings classified in the Eure-et-Loir

Classified buildings recensées par Musée du Patrimoine de France.
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classified building à Châteaudun

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1 classified building dans l'Eure-et-Loir

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, from the post-fire reconstruction of 1723 according to a chessboard plan.

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, bearing witness to the urban reconstruction after the fire of 1723. Facades and roofs classified as Historical Monument.

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, bearing witness to the urban reconstruction after the fire of 1723. Facades and roofs classified as Historical Monument.

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, bearing witness to the urban reconstruction after the fire of 1723. Facades and roofs classified as Historical Monument.

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, bearing witness to the urban reconstruction after the fire of 1723. Example of planned chess architecture with central square and arcades.

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, rebuilt after the fire of 1723 according to a chessboard plan. Testimony of classical post-fire planning.

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, bearing witness to the urban reconstruction after the fire of 1723. Facades and roofs classified as Historical Monument.

Building

28200 Châteaudun

18th century building located in Châteaudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, bearing witness to the urban reconstruction after the fire of 1723. Example of planned chess architecture with central square and arcades.