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The covered market of Sezanne, located in the commune of Sezanne (Marne, Grand Est), was built in the 4th quarter of the 19th century. This monument is representative of the industrial architecture of the period, marked by the use of metal structures, a major technical innovation. He was inscribed in the Historical Monuments by order of 20 May 1988, specifically protecting his facades, blankets and entire metal frame (cadastre park H 312).

The building is the work of Ernest Boiron, the architect identified in the archives. Owned by the municipality of Sézanne, it occupies a central square in the city, as evidenced by its approximate address: 9001 Place Docteur Huguier. Its location, noted with an accuracy deemed "very satisfactory" (note 8/10), reflects its urban and social importance. Available sources (Monumentum, Merimée base) confirm its status as a protected local heritage.

The 19th century covered markets played a key economic and social role in French cities. They sheltered commerce and trade, while symbolizing the modernization of public infrastructure. In Sezanne, this monument is part of this context, combining practical utility and heritage value. Its inscription in 1988 underlines the recognition of its historical and architectural interest, particularly for its metal frame, characteristic of the achievements of the industrial era.

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