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The various imposing bridges that span the Charente river are visible from afar

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Destroyed several times at the end of the Hundred Years' Wars (1337-1453) and the Wars of Religion (1560- 1598), the church was partly rebuilt, probably on different occasions. Kept in its original place, the cemetery still adjoins the church. Another cemetery was discovered recently, during the excavations of 2006, under the current place of November 11th. The building has two naves of the same height separated by a row of columns. On the right nave, at the height of the choir, stands a square bell tower with a low pyramidal roof, pierced on its four sides by two twin trefoil windows and surmounted by a weather vane in the shape of a rooster. At the end of the Middle Ages, a sacristy was added to the building, a rare occurrence for rural churches of this period. Two entrance doors adorned with a small triangular pediment open onto each of the naves. We can see in the church 4 statues on plinths: St Nazaire, St Eutrope, St Antoine de Padoue and Ste Eustelie. The high altar, located in the choir of the church, is decorated with a painting dated 1860, “The Virgin and Child” by Hansmann. And which is a gift from Emperor Napoleon Ill and his wife In a display case stands one of the most beautiful models of painted wooden boats in Charente-Maritime. This ship, a 74-gun building that sailed from 1763 to 1806, is a two-decker. It was the restoration in 1986 of the ex-voto boat, then vulgarly called "Le Léon", that enabled the real name to be found under a coat of paint. It is likely that this model (H: 117 cm. I: 160 cm) was built after 1815 by a former sailor from Zelé After months of restoration, he returned to the side aisle at the end of 1990. Some important dates, known relating to the church of Saint-Nazaire: August 21, 1775, blessing of the bell by Monsignor Pierre Marivaux, dean prior, archpriest of Soubise. The godfather and godmother were the sieur Gilles Huet de la Brousse, receiver of the King's farms in Rochefort and Dame Jeanne Perrine Murie !, widow Arondel, postmaster at Rochefort. Said bell was melted in La Rochelle by the Sieur François La Vouzelle, founder. During the troubled times of the Revolution, the church was no longer a place of worship, but it had become a great republican gathering place: public platform, tribunal for the committee of surveillance and public health, municipal elections, elections of the National Guard companies ... On November 11, 1793, the commune of Saint-Nazaire was renamed to take the name of "Commune Marat". On February 28, 1798, in this church took place "the great Feast of the Sovereignty of the People", civic feast, described in the archives of the municipality. May 11, 1920, election of the marble slab and its stone frame of Crazannes, on which will be engraved the names of the dead of the 1914-1918 war.

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