The Abbey church became the church of the parish. The windows and rose-window were restored in the 19th century. The nave has lost two of its bays, and the steeple has been pulled down.
The Gothic nave is large and high, the springing of the vaults resting on sculptured capitals. Fragments of old stained-glass, still to be found in some of the windows before the war, were destroyed by the bombardments.
At the end of the nave there is a fine rose-window, the mullions of which are said to have been taken from the old Abbey of St. Vanne at Verdun.
CHALADE. MILITARY GRAVES AND CHURCH
Return by G.C. 22, continuing along this road to Claon (3 km).
This little village served as a cantonment during the war, and was also a revictualling centre.