Tour des Jacobins à Bagnères-de-Bigorre

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Monument Historique Tour des Jacobins situé à Bagnères-de-Bigorre

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Adresse renseignée dans la base Mérimée :
65200 Bagnères-de-Bigorre - France

Code Insee de la commune : 65059
Hautes Pyrénées [65] - Tarbes - Midi Pyrénées (Occitanie)

Adresse approximative issue des coordonnées GPS (latitude et longitude) :
8 Rue du Temple 65200 Bagnères-de-Bigorre

Eléments protégés :
Tour des Jacobins : classement par arrêté du 16 février 1932

Historique :
Cette tour est tout ce qui reste de l'ancienne église de ce nom et du couvent des Dominicains qui auraient été bâtis vers 1373. A l'origine, cette tour formant clocher ne possédait que deux étages de fenêtres. Elle était coiffée d'une flèche en ardoises. Au premier étage, les baies sont encadrées d'une mouluration de caractère XVe siècle. Ces baies sont fermées par des arcs plein cintre surmontés d'une accolade terminée par des fleurons et reposant sur des corbeaux. Cette tour fut en partie détruite par la foudre et reconstruite au XVIe siècle. La tour est construite en pierre appareillée irrégulièrement. Il ne reste presque rien de l'escalier primitif en pierre. Quelques marches seulement subsistent au départ ainsi que l'encadrement en pierre de la porte. La partie supérieure de la tour a été remaniée sous la Restauration qui a mis au goût du jour les deux étages supérieurs.

Périodes de construction :
XIVe siècle, XVe siècle

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L'ancien couvent des Jacobins a laissé une croisée d'ogive qui flanque la tour, avec une clé de voûte sculptée et blasonnée, mise en protection et fermée au public.

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Tour des Jacobins - Français : Tour des Jacobins - côté Ouest

Tour des Jacobins - Français : Tour des Jacobins - Façade Sud-est

Tour des Jacobins - Français : Tour des Jacobins - Vue depuis l’Hôtel d'Albret

Tour des Jacobins - Français : Tour des Jacobins - Façade sud

Tour des Jacobins - English:

Identifier: springsofhealthi00cuna (find matches)
Title: Springs of health in Great Britain and France
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Cunard Steamship Company, ltdAtlas Advertising Agency, inc., New York
Subjects: Health Resorts
Publisher: (New York, Gaines Thurman, inc.)
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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hotels at moderate rates. Casino, concerts, opera, opera comique, dances. Shortand long mountain excursions; parties arranged twicea week by the local section of the French Alpine Club toascend the *Tic-du-Midi de Bigorre. Distant from Paris 510 miles, via Paris, Orleans andMidi Ry. TDAREGES (Hautes-Pyrenees). On the left bank of■*^ the river Bastan. Three and a half miles from Luz with an altitude ofover 4,000 feet. WATERS—There are fifteen warm (sulphurous)Springs varying in temperature up to 110 degrees F.The waters are tonic and stimulating and of exceptionalmedicinal value. RECOMMENDED in cases of diseases of the bonesand joints; scrofula, specific diseases and anaemia. SEASON—July, August, September. Good hotels. Casino, theatre and mountain excursions. Bareges is also a mountain air resort of considerablerepute. Furthermore, it is an important military station,a fact which adds considerably to its social life. Distant from Paris 564 miles via Paris, Orleans andMidi Ry. 70
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THE QUAINT JACOBIN TOWEK AT BAGNERES-DE-BIGORRE ST. SAUVEUR (Hautes-Pyrenees), a beautiful littletown on the river Gave at the entrance to the valleysof Bastan and Gavarnie. Altitude 2500 feet. There are two thermal establishments fed by twosulphurous springs of a temperature of 93 degrees F.One is known as Sources des Dames and the other asSource de la Hontalade. TREATMENT—External but the water of the de laHontalade Spring is used also for drinking. RECOMMENDED in cases of womens diseases. SEASON—From the 1st of June to the 30th of Sep-tember. Comfortable hotels; casino, park, promenades andbeautiful mountain excursions. Distance from Paris 867 miles via Paris, Orleans 8bMidi Ry. Railway station is Pierrefitte S)4 miles from St.Sauveur; connection is made by electric railway, and bycarriages or omnibuses, over beautiful mountain roads. 72

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English: Identifier: springsofhealthi00cuna (find matches) Title: Springs of health in Great Britain and France Year: 1917 (1910s) Authors: Cunard Steamship Company, ltdAtlas Advertising Agency, inc., New York Subjects: Health Resorts Publisher: (New York, Gaines Thurman, inc.) Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons 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: hotels at moderate rates. Casino, concerts, opera, opera comique, dances. Shortand long mountain excursions; parties arranged twicea week by the local section of the French Alpine Club toascend the *Tic-du-Midi de Bigorre. Distant from Paris 510 miles, via Paris, Orleans andMidi Ry. TDAREGES (Hautes-Pyrenees). On the left bank of■*^ the river Bastan. Three and a half miles from Luz with an altitude ofover 4,000 feet. WATERS—There are fifteen warm (sulphurous)Springs varying in temperature up to 110 degrees F.The waters are tonic and stimulating and of exceptionalmedicinal value. RECOMMENDED in cases of diseases of the bonesand joints; scrofula, specific diseases and anaemia. SEASON—July, August, September. Good hotels. Casino, theatre and mountain excursions. Bareges is also a mountain air resort of considerablerepute. Furthermore, it is an important military station,a fact which adds considerably to its social life. Distant from Paris 564 miles via Paris, Orleans andMidi Ry. 70 Text Appearing After Image: THE QUAINT JACOBIN TOWEK AT BAGNERES-DE-BIGORRE ST. SAUVEUR (Hautes-Pyrenees), a beautiful littletown on the river Gave at the entrance to the valleysof Bastan and Gavarnie. Altitude 2500 feet. There are two thermal establishments fed by twosulphurous springs of a temperature of 93 degrees F.One is known as Sources des Dames and the other asSource de la Hontalade. TREATMENT—External but the water of the de laHontalade Spring is used also for drinking. RECOMMENDED in cases of womens diseases. SEASON—From the 1st of June to the 30th of Sep-tember. Comfortable hotels; casino, park, promenades andbeautiful mountain excursions. Distance from Paris 867 miles via Paris, Orleans 8bMidi Ry. Railway station is Pierrefitte S)4 miles from St.Sauveur; connection is made by electric railway, and bycarriages or omnibuses, over beautiful mountain roads. 72 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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