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Origin and history

The building located between numbers 9 and 28 of Rue d'Iéna in Angoulême is an element of the built heritage of this town of New Aquitaine. The available data do not specify its time of construction or its architect, but its location in the city centre suggests integration into the historical urban fabric.

Buildings of this type, often built between the 19th and 20th centuries in French cities, generally reflect the changing needs for housing and shops in the heart of cities. In Angoulême, as in other cities in the region, these buildings were used as bourgeois residences, business premises or shops, thus participating in the economic and social life of the city.

No additional information is available on the significant events related to this building or its occupants. Current internal sources do not allow to trace its detailed history, nor identify key characters or dates associated with its construction or use over the centuries.