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Origin and history

The buildings at numbers 6 and 8 of rue Esquermise in Lille constitute a historical monument whose facades and roofs on street were protected by an inscription order dated 13 March 1944. This classification reflects their heritage value, although architectural details or their precise history are not explicitly documented in available sources.

The rue Esquermise, located in the city centre of Lille, is emblematic of the local urban heritage. Registered buildings probably reflect the typical architecture of the region, although their exact construction period is not mentioned. Their protection in 1944 suggested a recognition of their importance in the historical landscape of Lille, especially in a post-Second World War context where the preservation of heritage became a priority.

Practical information indicates that these buildings are located precisely at 4, 6 and 8 Esquermese Street in the Northern Department (Insee code 59350). Their approximate GPS location corresponds to a close address, confirming their anchoring in the historic area of Lille. No information is available on their accessibility to the public or current use (visit, rental, etc.).

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