Registration for Historic Monuments 25 avril 2012 (≈ 2012)
Front, roof and tile protection.
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Heritage classified
The facades, roofs, fence and tile of the ground floor of the house (cad. A 331): inscription by decree of 25 April 2012
Origin and history
Charlery House is a historic monument located in Vauclin, Martinique. This building, whose facades, roofs, fence and tile on the ground floor are protected, bears witness to a preserved local architectural heritage. The registration by decree of 25 April 2012 underlines its cultural and historical importance for the commune and the region.
In the Martinican context, historic houses such as Maison Charlery often reflect the influence of colonial and Creole styles, adapted to the tropical climate. These homes played a central role in the social and economic life of cities, sometimes serving as residences for wealthy families or places of commerce. Their preservation makes it possible to understand the urban and cultural evolution of the island.
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