Several houses in the Rue Charles Coffin were burned down. Most of the church is late 13th century.
Take Rue du Château on the left of the Place Chanzy.
The Château de la Cour is supposed to have been built on the site of a house occupied by St. Remi, Archbishop of Rheims. Two very large sculptured lions, presented by Louis XV. to King Stanislas and brought from the Château of Lunéville, ornament the entrance. Of the 17th-18th century château, only the outbuildings are left.
BUZANCY. I.C. 12 AT ENTRANCE TO VILLAGE
The Itinerary follows Rue du Gen. Chanzy opposite.
The Mosque of Mahommed is a fragment of a very old square building. According to tradition it was built by a Noble Jean d’Anglure, a crusader who, captured by the Mohammedans, regained his liberty by promising to build a mosque. It seems more probable that this building is the remains of a lodge attached to the Château de la Cour.