10의 라루이가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The disaster occurred on the night of March 11 to 12, 2014: the Saint-Benoîte church in Lerzy caught fire while a roofer was working there during the day. A simple “accident” which destroyed a large part of the building, only half sparing the keep. More info: https://eglises-fortifiees-thierache.net/fr/oise-fr/lerzy/

The Helpe Majeure crosses in Flaumont-Waudrechies an old flour mill dependent on the Hautmont Abbey, whose existence is attested since the 15th century and which was transformed into a marble sawmill in 1883 (in operation until 1990). The current visible buildings date from the 18th century and were probably built when the mill was sold by the abbey in 1745. Before 1905, the mill was purchased by the Maybon family who, instead of the mill, installed armored saws to cut the marble, using the river to provide the necessary energy. After the First World War the mill belonged to the Cordier family.

The Eglise Saint-Nicolas was built in 1534 by Louise d'Albret as a collegiate church. The tower has a domed roof. The interior is of the hall type. The nave has vaults with crossed pointed arches and the choir has a triple apse. The Louis XV altarpieces contain paintings by Louis Watteau.

The old mill of Cartignies (birthplace of Pierre Mauroy), built in 1695, is a former property of the Abbey of Liessies. From 1919, it produced electricity for the village. A beautiful art-deco style villa (20th century) overlooks the mill.

Municipality in the Vallée de la Helpe Mineur and the Parc naturel régional de l'Avesnois. The town square, the church, the town hall and the war memorial are all on a handkerchief. The village also has about forty chapels made of blue stone. These demarcate the Avesnois and Thiéerache and are spread along roads and paths, in forests or in wall niches. They were built to ask a favor, to thank heaven for something or to confirm a social position. They have existed since 1550. The chapel often consists of a narrow shaft surmounted by a beautifully fenced niche and a larger crown piece. There used to be polychrome wooden statues in the niches.