Lime ovens, factories and manufactures classified in Normandy

Lime ovens
50660 Orval

The lime ovens of the Petit Carrier in Orval, located in Normandy, are a local industrial testimony whose exact period remains undetermined.

Factory
61300 L'Aigle

The Mérouvel needle factory, built in the 19th century in L'Aigle (Orne), is a former iconic industrial complex, combining employers' architecture and preserved hydraulic systems, classified as a historical monument.

Factory
76500 Elbeuf

The Gasse and Canthelou factory, an ancient 19th-century textile factory in Elbeuf (Seine-Maritime), transformed into loft residences, illustrates Norman industrial architecture with its preserved stone shingles and brick facades.

Factory
14160 Dives-sur-Mer

The Tréfimétaux plant in Dives-sur-Mer, an ancient metallurgical factory from the 4th quarter of the 19th century located in Calvados, is an emblematic symbol of Norman industrial history, with its belfry and offices classified as historical monuments in 2007.

50590 Montmartin-sur-Mer

The Société's lime oven, built in the 19th century in Montmartin-sur-Mer (Normandie), is a former industrial site representative of lime production, now classified as a historical monument.

50590 Montmartin-sur-Mer

The Épine au Page lime oven, built at the beginning of the 19th century in Montmartin-sur-Mer (Normandie), has been an industrial complex registered with historical monuments since 1992. As a witness to lime production techniques, it is backed by a granitic relief and surrounded by a mooring of rushes used as fuel.

50660 Orval sur Sienne

The Riotte lime kilns, located in Orval sur Siena, Normandy, are an industrial complex of the 19th century, witness to the technical evolution of lime kilns and listed as historical monuments since 2009.

76600 au Havre

The Manufacture des Tabacs du Havre, built between 1726 and the early 19th century, was a royal factory dedicated to tobacco processing, located at 37 rue de Bretagne. Ranked a historic monument in 1946, it was destroyed in 1944.