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Origin and history

The house of 20 rue Sadi-Carnot is an emblematic monument of the city of Pont-Audemer, in the department of Eure. Dated from the 16th century, it is a typical example of wood-paned architecture of this time in Normandy. Its designation as historic monuments, effective since 1 May 1933, bears witness to its heritage value and its importance for the local heritage.

The precise location of this house is in the heart of Pont-Audemer, a commune whose Insee code is 27467, in the Normandy region. The building is listed in the Merimée base, confirming its protected status and architectural interest. Although the practical information on its visit or current use is not detailed, its registration ensures its preservation for future generations.

The sixteenth century, the period of construction of this house, corresponds to a period of transition between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in France. In cities such as Pont-Audemer, wood-paned houses were common, reflecting both local construction techniques and the needs of a predominantly artisanal and commercial population. These buildings were often used as housing, workshops or trading venues, playing a central role in the daily and economic life of the city.

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