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Origin and history

The house located at 16 quai Saint-Nicolas in Strasbourg is a building listed as historical monuments since 1929. This building, located in the department of Bas-Rhin, is distinguished by its facade and roof, elements protected by a decree dated 18 June 1929. Its inscription bears witness to its heritage importance in the architectural landscape of Strasbourg, although details of its history or initial construction remain little documented in the available sources.

Strasbourg, the emblematic city of the Grand Est region, has had a rich history marked by both French and German influences. Historical houses, such as the Saint-Nicolas wharf, often reflect the varied architectural styles that have followed each other over the centuries. At the time of its protection in 1929, the city was in the midst of a reconstruction of identity after the First World War, during which the preservation of local heritage became particularly important.

These buildings, although sometimes small in appearance, play a key role in collective memory and urban identity.

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