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The house at 11 rue du Maroquin in Strasbourg is a historical monument dating back to the second half of the 16th century, with modifications made in the 18th century. This civilian building, typical of Strasbourg architecture, reflects the stylistic and urban evolutions of the city through these periods. Its inscription in the inventory of historic monuments in 1929 underlines its heritage importance, especially for its facades and roof, protected by ministerial decree.

The rue du Maroquin, where this building stands, is emblematic of the historic centre of Strasbourg, an area marked by a rich commercial and artisanal past. In the Renaissance, Strasbourg was a major economic crossroads in Europe, and bourgeois houses like this bear witness to the prosperity of local merchants and corporations. In the 18th century, under French influence, architectural changes often reflect a taste for classicism and growing urban comfort.

Today, the house of 11 rue du Maroquin remains a preserved example of the built heritage of Strasbourg. Its ranking among the historical monuments of Bas-Rhin and its integration into local heritage lists (such as that of the city of Strasbourg) make it a tangible witness to Alsatian urban history. Available sources, such as Wikipedia and Monumentum, confirm its status and precise location, although some practical data (such as its current accessibility) are not detailed.

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