CHURCHES CLOSED IN 1791,

WHICH DESERVE THE ATTENTION OF THE ANTIQUARY.

SAINT-PIERRE-DU-CHATEL,

At the top of the rue Nationale.

This religious edifice, which is of the XV^th century, did not offer any thing remarkable but its tower, which is entire.

SAINT-ANDRÉ-DANS-LA-VILLE,

Rue aux Ours, near the rue de la Vicomté, was erected between the years 1526 and 1557.

SAINT-ÉTIENNE-DES-TONNELIERS,

At the corner of the street of that name, and the rue des Iroquois.

The construction of this edifice, dates from the commencement of the XVI^th century.

SAINT-PIERRE-L'HONORÉ,

Rue des Bons-Enfans, at the corner of the rue Ecuyère.

SAINTE-CROIX,

Rue Sainte-Croix-des-Pelletiers, at the top of the street.

SAINT-SÉPULCHRE,

At the corner of the streets Saint-George and de la Vicomté.

SAINT-LAURENT,

In the street of that name. Its tower merits principally the attention of the traveller; it was commenced in 1490 and finished in 1501. The screen of Saint-Laurent was considered a chef-d'œuvre of architecture.