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Origin and history

The 18th century house in Mello, in the Oise (Hauts-de-France) was a civil monument representative of the architecture of its time. Classified as a Historic Monument, it was distinguished by its façade, protected by a registration order in 1927. Its location, initially recorded as being on the Grande-rue (place Jeanne-d'Arc), now corresponds to the Place du Jeu d'Arc, although its precise location remains approximate according to available sources.

According to the archives, this house was destroyed around 1944, probably in the context of bombings or fighting related to the Second World War. Data from the Merimée database indicate that it was located in the commune of Mello, attached to the department of Oise (code Insee 60393) and to the arrondissement of Beauvais. No information is available on its original use or its potential owners.

The protected elements were limited to its façade, suggesting that its heritage interest lay primarily in its architectural style. Sources, such as Monumentum, do not provide additional details about its history, occupants or the precise reasons for its destruction. The accuracy of its location is assessed as poor (note 5/10), and no photo or visual document is explicitly referenced in the data consulted.

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