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The church of Saint-Nicolas du Thoult-Trosnay is a Gothic-style religious building located in the village of the same name, in the department of Marne. Dedicated to Saint Nicholas, it is distinguished by its choir and transept, characteristic of Gothic architecture. The church was listed as a historic monument in 1922, recognizing its heritage and architectural value.

The church's statuary includes notable works, including a sculpture depicting Saint Sebastian and a 16th century Virgin with the Child. These artistic elements testify to the cultural and religious richness of the region at that time. The building, owned by the commune, is located at 3 Place de l'Église, in a typical setting of the villages of Champagne.

The classification of the church as a historical monument in 1922 preserved its architectural and artistic heritage. This status reflects the importance of the building in local and regional history, while ensuring its protection for future generations. Available sources, such as Wikipedia and Monumentum, confirm its central role in the heritage of the Marne and the Great East.

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