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Origin and history

The Maison de la Monnaie de Pont-à-Mousson is an emblematic building built in the 4th quarter of the 16th century, in the city of Pont-à-Mousson, Lorraine (now the Grand Est region). This building, classified as Historic Monument, is distinguished by its architecture and its past role in the monetary strike, although this function is not explicitly detailed in available sources. Its entrance gate, with its vantals, was classified by ministerial decree in 1980, while its facades, roofs, French ceilings and stairs were inscribed in 1987.

The precise location of this monument is at 2 rue de la Poterne and 12 rue Magot-de-Rogeville, in the city centre. Owned by the commune, Maison de la Monnaie is now associated with the Musée Au fil du papier, highlighting its place in the local cultural heritage. The available data also indicate a location accuracy considered satisfactory a priori, with GPS coordinates confirming its address.

The protected elements of the building include major architectural features, such as French ceilings and two stairs, reflecting the artistic and historical importance of the building. Although the sources do not specify the sponsors or craftsmen of its construction, its classification and registration testify to its heritage value recognized by the French authorities.

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