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Monument Historique Abbaye du Lys situé à Dammarie-les-Lys

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Adresse renseignée dans la base Mérimée :
77190 Dammarie-les-Lys - France

Code Insee de la commune : 77152
Seine et Marne [77] - Melun - Ile de France (Ile-de-France)

Adresse approximative issue des coordonnées GPS (latitude et longitude) :
407 Avenue du Lys 77190 Dammarie-les-Lys

Eléments protégés :
Vestiges : classement par arrêté du 30 décembre 1930

Périodes de construction :
XIIIe siècle, XVIIIe siècle

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Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys à Dammarie-lès-Lys, Seine et Marne, France

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys, Dammarie les Lys, Seine et Marne, France

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys, Dammarie les Lys, Seine et Marne, France

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys à Dammarie-lès-Lys, Seine et Marne, France

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys à Dammarie-lès-Lys, Seine et Marne, France

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys à Dammarie-lès-Lys, Seine et Marne, France

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys à Dammarie-lès-Lys, Seine et Marne, France

Abbaye du Lys - Coffret de saint Louis, Limoges vers 1236.JPG

Abbaye du Lys - Français : Coffre de saint Louis, Limoges vers 1236. Conservé au département des arts décoratifs du musée du Louvre sous le n° d'inventaire MS 253. Il provient d'un don de Philippe le Bel à l'abbaye Notre-Dame du Lys. Acquis en 1853.

Abbaye du Lys - English:

Identifier: daysnearparis00hare (find matches)
Title: Days near Paris
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Hare, Augustus J. C. (Augustus John Cuthbert), 1834-1903
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Publisher: New York, London and Glasgow, G. Routledge and sons
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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of this, beyond thecurve of the Seine, is the little village of Fonfame-le-Forf,near which was the famous abbey of Barbeaux, founded byLouis le Jeune in 1147. The church, which contained thefine tomb of Louis VII., was demolished at the Revolu-tion, but the body of the king, wrapped in its silkenshroud, was concealed by a cure, and removed to St. Denisin 1817. 59 >^. Fo7itainebleau. The town is 3 k. from the station ; omnibus, 30 c. Hotels—de France et dAngkferre, facing the chateau ; de FE-nrope, close byand very good; de Londres; B^-istol; VAigle Noir. Carriages—two horses, 4 f. first hour, 3 f. second hour; one horse, 3 f. first >M JDA YS I^EAR PARIS hour, 2 f. second hour. By the day: two horses, 20 f., onehorse, 10 f. The dull town is much frequented in the summer forthe sake of its park and chateau— Chasteau qui sappelleDu gracieux surnom dune fontaine belle. Louis le Jeune, who dated his acts of 1137 and 1141 apudfontem Bleaudi, was probably the first king of France
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^^^^t^^P^^^ f^y^fr ABBAYE DU LYS. who lived here; St. Louis could still sign his ordinances Donne en nos deserts de Fontainebleau, though, after afashion, the kings of France continued to make the placea residence. Philippe le Bel, Louis (X.) le Hutin,Philippe V. and Charles IV. were all born in the palace,and there Philippe le Bel died (as was believed, from theTemplars curse), in November, 1328— His face was stillfair when it began to pale from some nameless disease,for he had neither fever nor visible malady. Philippe V.also died at Fontainebleau. FONTAINEBLEA U 267 But the golden age of Fontainebleau came with theRenaissance and Francois I., who wished to make Fon-tainebleau the most glorious palace in the world. TheEscurial! says Brantome, what of that? See how longit was of building! Good workmen like to be quickfinished. With our king it was otherwise. Take Fontaine-bleau and Chambord. When they were projected, whenonce the plumb-line, and the compass, and the square, andthe

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Abbaye du Lys à Dammarie-les-Lys

English: Identifier: daysnearparis00hare (find matches) Title: Days near Paris Year: 1888 (1880s) Authors: Hare, Augustus J. C. (Augustus John Cuthbert), 1834-1903 Subjects: Publisher: New York, London and Glasgow, G. Routledge and sons Contributing Library: The Library of Congress Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: of this, beyond thecurve of the Seine, is the little village of Fonfame-le-Forf,near which was the famous abbey of Barbeaux, founded byLouis le Jeune in 1147. The church, which contained thefine tomb of Louis VII., was demolished at the Revolu-tion, but the body of the king, wrapped in its silkenshroud, was concealed by a cure, and removed to St. Denisin 1817. 59 >^. Fo7itainebleau. The town is 3 k. from the station ; omnibus, 30 c. Hotels—de France et dAngkferre, facing the chateau ; de FE-nrope, close byand very good; de Londres; B^-istol; VAigle Noir. Carriages—two horses, 4 f. first hour, 3 f. second hour; one horse, 3 f. first >M JDA YS I^EAR PARIS hour, 2 f. second hour. By the day: two horses, 20 f., onehorse, 10 f. The dull town is much frequented in the summer forthe sake of its park and chateau— Chasteau qui sappelleDu gracieux surnom dune fontaine belle. Louis le Jeune, who dated his acts of 1137 and 1141 apudfontem Bleaudi, was probably the first king of France Text Appearing After Image: ^^^^t^^P^^^ f^y^fr ABBAYE DU LYS. who lived here; St. Louis could still sign his ordinances Donne en nos deserts de Fontainebleau, though, after afashion, the kings of France continued to make the placea residence. Philippe le Bel, Louis (X.) le Hutin,Philippe V. and Charles IV. were all born in the palace,and there Philippe le Bel died (as was believed, from theTemplars curse), in November, 1328— His face was stillfair when it began to pale from some nameless disease,for he had neither fever nor visible malady. Philippe V.also died at Fontainebleau. FONTAINEBLEA U 267 But the golden age of Fontainebleau came with theRenaissance and Francois I., who wished to make Fon-tainebleau the most glorious palace in the world. TheEscurial! says Brantome, what of that? See how longit was of building! Good workmen like to be quickfinished. With our king it was otherwise. Take Fontaine-bleau and Chambord. When they were projected, whenonce the plumb-line, and the compass, and the square, andthe Note About Images Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.

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