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Origin and history

The house located at 25 rue du Rempart in Boersch is an emblematic building of the early seventeenth century. It embodies the Alsatian civil architecture of this period, marked by characteristic facades and harmonious integration into the urban fabric of the period. This type of construction reflects the relative prosperity of the wine-growing villages in the region, often linked to handicrafts or local trade.

Classified as a historical monument by order of 6 January 1930, this house enjoys special protection for its facade on street. This official recognition underlines its heritage importance in the department of Bas-Rhin, then integrated into the Alsace region, today Grand Est. The street of the Rempart, where it stands, evokes by its name the former fortifications that once girded many Alsatian villages, bearing witness to a past marked by conflicts and border exchanges.

Available sources, including Wikipedia and Monumentum, confirm its status as a protected monument and specify its exact address, as well as its Insee code attached to the municipality of Boersch (67052). Although architectural details are not described in depth in the source texts, its inscription as historical monuments guarantees the preservation of its most representative elements, such as the facade, symbol of an inheritance to be transmitted.

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