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Origin and history

The building at 31 Grande Rue in Nancy is a monument whose protected element is a carpentry door, including its vantail. This element was inscribed under the Historical Monuments by an order dated 20 September 1946. No further information on its history or architecture is specified in available sources.

This type of building, typical of historic city centres, often reflects the urban and architectural evolution of cities like Nancy, marked by varied influences over the centuries. In the Far East, old civil buildings, such as this building, play a role in preserving collective memory and local built heritage. Their protection is in response to a desire to preserve material testimonies of craftsmanship, such as the carpentry of the period.

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