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The building located at 27 rue Saint-Georges, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, is a historic monument whose protected elements include the façade and roofing on street. These parties were registered by ministerial decree on 30 December 1977, attesting to their heritage value. The official address recorded in the Merimée base corresponds to this place, although GPS coordinates suggest an approximate location towards the rue de Châteaudun, perhaps reflecting a cartographic imprecise.

This building is part of the Parisian urban landscape, where the architecture of the Haussmannian or pre-Hhaussmannian buildings plays a key role in the historic identity of the city. Monuments of this type, often protected for their facade or roof, bear witness to stylistic and social changes in Paris, especially in central districts such as the 9th arrondissement. Their preservation preserves the memory of urban transformations and past lifestyles, while integrating these buildings into contemporary life.

The location of the building, noted as "passable" (level 5/10) in the available data, highlights the challenges associated with the accuracy of heritage databases. Sources also mention a photo licensed to MOSSOT under Creative Commons, indicating a documentary interest in this heritage. No additional information is provided on its specific history, occupants or current use, limiting the understanding of its exact role in local history.

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