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The church of Saint-Pierre de La Chapelle-Lasson is a Gothic religious building whose construction began in the 12th century, with subsequent additions in the 13th and 15th centuries. Located in the eponymous village of the department of Marne, in the Grand Est region, it was initially a prioral church before becoming the local parish church. Its architecture reflects medieval stylistic evolutions, with a dedication to St Peter, the founding apostle of the Christian Church.

Ranked a historic monument by ministerial decree of 22 November 1972, the church enjoys heritage protection for its architectural and historical interest. It once depended on the diocese of Troyes, emphasizing its anchor in the religious history of Champagne. Today, it remains an active place of worship and a witness to the medieval past of the region.

Available sources, such as Wikipedia and the Merimée base, specify that the building (cadastre D 482) is the property of the municipality. Its exact address, 5003 Rue Saint-Fiacre, and its INSEE code (5127) confirm its implantation in a territory marked by the Champagne heritage. No information is provided on any historical characters related to its foundation or transformation.

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