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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The house located at 136 rue du Gros-Horloge in Rouen is a monument included in the inventory of Historical Monuments. Its inscription, dated January 6, 1930, specifically concerns the facade and roof, remarkable architectural elements that reflect the style of the era. Although the details of its precise history are limited, this official protection underscores its heritage importance in the urban landscape of Rouen, a city marked by a rich medieval past and preserved architecture.

Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy, has always been a cultural and economic crossroads. Old houses, like this one, bear witness to the architectural evolution of the city, between medieval traditions and more modern influences. At the time of its construction, Rouen was a dynamic city where trade, crafts and maritime trade played a central role.

Civilian buildings, often seemingly modest, reflected the daily lives of the inhabitants and their attachment to a preserved local heritage.

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