Sainte Marie Church
Description
The first church of Sainte Marie was replaced in 1770. The one that succeeded it was destroyed during the Second World War. The bell tower collapsed on February 4, 1945 at 9:30 am. On May 19, 1957, the first stone of the new building was laid. It was built in concrete following the plans of the architects Baur and Muller. Its architecture is close to the "Perret line", the campanile is detached from the vessel. All the works of the old building (including a statue of Saint Erasmus, a Deploration of Christ from the 16th century and paintings by Bulfer from the 18th century) have been returned to their place in the current one. It was consecrated on June 18, 1959 during the "Fêtes du renouveau".
