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Origin and history

The shop located at 67 rue de Turenne, in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, is a historical monument whose frontage was inscribed by ministerial decree on 17 March 1925. This building, representative of the 19th century, illustrates the evolution of Parisian businesses during this period of industrialization and urban transformation under the Second Empire and the Third Republic. The protection of its frontage underscores its heritage interest, especially for its architectural style or decorative elements characteristic of the era.

The 19th century marked an era of intense modernization in Paris, where streets and commercial facades became symbols of prosperity and innovation. Shops, such as the street of Turenne, played a central role in everyday life, serving as places for economic and social exchange. Their preservation today offers an overview of craft techniques and aesthetic trends that defined Parisian trade at that time. The approximate location indicated (15 Debelleyme Street) suggests a possible confusion or evolution of the building in this historic Marais district.

Available data from the Merimée database and Monumentum indicate that the monument is identified under Insee code 75103, corresponding to the city of Paris in Île-de-France. The official address retained for registration remains 67 rue de Turenne, although the current GPS coordinates point to a nearby address. This disparity may reflect urban changes or geolocation errors in heritage databases. No information is provided on its current accessibility or any reassignment of the site.

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