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City Hall à Dole dans le Jura

Jura

City Hall

    24 Place Nationale
    39100 Dole
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Hôtel de ville
Crédit photo : Krzysztof Golik - Sous licence Creative Commons

Timeline

XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1900
2000
1927
Registration for Historic Monuments
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

Hôtel de Ville: registration by order of 26 October 1927

Origin and history

The Dole Town Hall is a public building located in the Jura department, in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region. This building, whose precise address is 24 Place Nationale Charles de Gaulle, is classified as Historic Monument. Its official registration dates back to 1927, by ministerial decree, reflecting its heritage importance for the commune and the region.

City Hotels, especially in cities like Dole, played a central role in local administration from the Middle Ages until the modern era. They served as a meeting place for publishers, a court of law, and sometimes a covered market. In the Jura, a region marked by rich history and dynamic trade, these buildings also symbolized the power and autonomy of the cities vis-à-vis local lords or regional authorities.

Their architecture often reflected the dominant styles of their time of construction or renovation.

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