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Place where Pompidou is buried

Originally, the territory had two chapels, one dedicated to Saint Martin, the other to Saint Prix, located in Elleville. In the mid-16th century, the Le Coq family settled in Corbeville and chose the nearest Saint Martin chapel to become the parish church under the name of Saint Martin of Elleville. Probably remodeled in the 16th and 17th centuries, it has an Avrais-style bell tower entirely covered in slate.

Dating from the 18th century, it belongs to the simple type of barn church with its “Avrais” type bell tower with a slate roof.

Dating back to the 17th century, this beautiful property is nestled in a bucolic landscape. Documents attest to its authentication by King Louis Philippe in 1840. At the time, it belonged to Mahieu, a local lord. In the 19th century, there were no fewer than 31 flour mills, 3 tanning mills, and 1 oil mill along the Vaucouleurs River.

To discover following the path that goes beyond the small roundabout parking lot. Gallo-Roman nymphaeum organized around a spring. Pretty marble statuette, two remaining columns and a basin on this ancient sanctuary.

Magnificent place full of history, many paths in the surrounding area

This village of only 400 inhabitants does not lack charm. There is the charming 18th century church-barn of Saint-Cloud; the Notre-Dame-de-la-Pitié chapel, from the 16th century; a war memorial; as well as a lovely little washhouse.

Very nice passage, you can even stop there to fill the cans thanks to a drinking fountain just below!