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The Saint-Mammès church is a Catholic religious building located in Saint-Mammès, Seine-et-Marne, in the Île-de-France region. Built between the High Middle Ages and the 18th century, it has architectural elements characteristic of these periods, especially of the 12th century. The building is located between Rue de l'Eglise, Place Eugène-Renoud-Bernard and Rue Grande, in the heart of the village, marking its importance in the local landscape and community life.

The church was listed as historic monuments by order of 14 April 1926, recognizing its heritage value. It belongs to the commune of Saint-Mammès, which underlines its anchor in history and local management. Although details of its structure or architectural transformations are not specified in the available sources, its inscription reflects its historical and cultural role in the region.

The periods of construction mentioned, from the High Middle Ages to the 18th century, suggest a complex architectural and historical evolution. The 12th century, in particular, is often associated with Romanesque or pre-Gothic styles, while the 18th century changes may reflect classical or Baroque influences. These elements, combined with its status as a historical monument, make the church a witness to the religious and social transformations of the region over the centuries.

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