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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The seven armorized terminals of Ébaty constitute a monumental stone ensemble dating from the 17th century. They are located in the courtyard of the town hall of this village of Côte-d These pillars, decorated with coat of arms, bear witness to a preserved local heritage, although their exact initial function is not detailed in the available sources. Their classification as Historic Monuments by decree of 17 July 1925 underlines their heritage value and their legal protection.

The location of these terminals in Ebaty, a rural commune in the Côte-d'Or department, reflects the importance of seigneurial or communal symbols in the territorial organization of France d'Ancien Régime. At that time, armorial boundaries were often used to mark the boundaries of properties, jurisdictions or territories, playing a practical and symbolic role. Their presence in a public space such as the city court suggests a link with the local authority or a desire to commemorate.

The 1925 classification is part of a period of heritage awareness in France, where many historical objects and buildings were protected to preserve collective memory. These terminals, now owned by the municipality, remain accessible to the public, although the practical information on their visit is not specified. Their state of conservation and their integration into the municipal space make them remarkable elements of Burgundy heritage.

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