Church built at the end of the XIIth century, training(forming) a parallelogramme joined by a chapel with the Virgin(Virgo) of the XVth centur

It is in 1972 when the association of the departmental museum of the Resistance and of the Deportation of Eure was created.

Built by François II Goddes de Varennes in 1699, the Château de la Perrière, located in the Loire Valley, has been completely renovated to acc

By 1795, Philippe Fontenilliat bought the earth(ground) of Vast to create an important cotton shadowing(spinning) there.

The castle of Kernabat is an important ensemble comprising a main building with a wing in return, a chapel, a body of commons, a dovecote, an

With a diversity of sizes, shapes, building materials, styles and ownership rights, some 20 garden cities were built on the outskirts of Brussels

Built in 1806, this tower was one of more than 70 built around the coasts of the UK and Ireland to defend against maritime invasion by Napoleon –

Louis-Joseph Brassart was born in 1784 in Hesdin and died in 1854 in Hesdin. He enlisted in the Grande Armée and became a sergeant of the foot gr

The Rond-point de l’Etoile and Solbosch districts were the epicentre of modernity during the Roaring Twenties.

The home of the late Johnnie McNamara, a bachelor farmer, in Tullaroe, near Querrin, is a three-roomed, single-storey, mud, stone and concrete bu

Built at the end of the XVIIth century, the building(ship) is the chapel of the Christian congregation of the Filles de l' Union.

Dublin based, early career historian, Pippa Tutschek will deliver a talk on her Erasmus experience at The National Famine Museum | Strokestown Pa