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Origin and history

The house at 68 quai Sainte-Catherine in Honfleur is a 16th century building, typical of the architecture of this period. It is distinguished by its facades and roofs, which were inscribed as the Historic Monuments on 6 March 1933. This ranking reflects its heritage importance in the urban landscape of Honfleur, an emblematic port city of Normandy.

The historic address of this monument, formerly known as number 33, is now clearly identified as the 68 quai Sainte-Catherine. This quay, bordering the Old Basin, is a place full of history, reflecting the maritime and commercial activity that has shaped Honfleur since the Middle Ages. The house, although protected, does not have detailed information on its original use or occupants in available sources.

The protected elements of the house, namely its facades and roofs, are representative of 16th century construction techniques in Normandy. Their preservation allows us to study the architectural evolution of the region, marked by the influence of maritime exchanges and local traditions. No information is available on any historical characters related to this building or on specific events that would take place there.

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