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Origin and history

The houses located on Rue des Trois-Maries, in the 5th arrondissement of Lyon, constitute a historic monument inscribed by ministerial decree. Their exact location, according to the Merimée base, is 21 rue des Trois-Maries, although GPS coordinates suggest a close address, at 1 rue du Palais de Justice. This gap illustrates the geographic precision challenges for some old buildings, noted with an evaluation of "passable" (5/10) in available sources.

The listing of Historic Monuments, dated April 12, 1937, attests to their heritage value. No additional information is provided on their architecture, detailed history, or original use. The data comes mainly from the Monumentum platform and from internal references, without details of any public visits or associated services (rent, guest rooms).

The rue des Trois-Maries, integrated in the heart of the Lyon peninsula, is located in a neighborhood marked by a medieval and reborn heritage. Although the source text does not detail their period of construction, these houses probably reflect the Lyon urban planning of ancient times, where stone or half-timbered dwellings played a central role in everyday life, between crafts, trade and housing. Their protection in 1937 was part of a broader desire to preserve the material traces of local history, typical of the heritage policies of the inter-war period.

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