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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The building located at 10 rue de Strasbourg in Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis) is a historical monument whose protection specifically concerns its cellars. The latter were registered by ministerial decree on 20 October 1947, marking their heritage value in a post-Second World War context. The exact address mentioned in the Merimée base differs slightly from the GPS coordinates, suggesting an approximate location between rue de Strasbourg and the Saint John impasse.

Saint-Denis, the emblematic city of the Paris suburbs, experienced intense industrialization and rapid urbanization in the 20th century. The cellars of this building, protected for their historical or architectural character, could reflect uses related to daily life (storage, shelter) or local craft activities. Their isolated classification underlines their rarity or state of conservation, in a commune where industrial and residential heritage are often mixed.

The accuracy of the location (noted 5/10 in the base) indicates geographical uncertainty, possibly due to urban changes or census errors. No information is available on the opening to the public, current uses of the building, or possible characters related to its history. The sources are limited to the Merimée data and the Monumentum platform, without additional architectural or historical details.

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