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Origin and history

The church of Saint-Ouen du Thuit-Signol is a religious building located in the municipality of Thuit de l'Oison, Normandy. Built in the 16th century, it is a typical example of the religious architecture of this period, marked by late Gothic and renaissant influences. The bell tower, an emblematic element of the building, was inscribed as a Historic Monument by order of November 24, 1961, thus highlighting its heritage value.

The location of the church at 1 Rue de la Guedonnerie is attested by GPS coordinates and official sources such as the Merimée base. The monument belongs to the municipality and its state of conservation seems satisfactory, although details of its accessibility or current uses (visits, events) are not specified in the available sources. The Haute-Normandie region, now integrated into Normandy, was in modern times a territory marked by rural and artisanal life, where churches played a central role in community life.

Available data from Monumentum and the Merimée database indicate that the Saint-Ouen Church is a protected local heritage, but little detailed information is provided on its specific history, possible sponsors or the transformations it has undergone over the centuries. The protection of the bell tower in 1961 remains one of the few documented events related to this monument.

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