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Notre-Dame-la-Brune Church is a Romanesque building located in Pont-de-Barret, in the Drôme department, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. It is distinguished by its typical architecture, including its western facade surmounted by a unique bell tower with a bell tower. The structure, built of cut stone, presents architectural details like bolt holes arranged in regular rows and a bay in full hanger decorated with a frieze of billets.

Former priory of the abbey of Saint-Chaffre, the church was classified as historical monuments on September 9, 1908. This ranking reflects its heritage importance and the preservation of its Romanesque characteristics. The façade, pierced by several curved bays, is also marked by the presence of a large clock, adding a functional element to its aesthetic.

The building, owned by Pont-de-Barret, is located at 75 Rue de la Cure. Its architecture reflects medieval construction techniques, with elements such as lateral metal supports intended to wear additional bells. These details illustrate the evolution and adaptation of the church over the centuries, while maintaining its original Romanesque character.

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