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Léhon : Ruins of the former Royal Priory of Saint-Magloire

Côtes-d'Armor

Reference

PA00089303

Latitude

48.44232593

Longitude

-2.03818315

Address

15 Le Bourg (Léhon) 22100 Dinan

Construction era

12e siècle;17e siècle

Protection date

1875 : classé MH

Protection cause

L'église, la sacristie et la porte de l'ancienne église située dans le cimetière ; le bâtiment à l'Ouest affecté à l'Ecole des filles ; le réfectoire et le bâtiment à l'Est du cloître : classement par liste de 1875 et par arrêté du 30 septembre 1931

Description

The Ruins site is home to a cloister dating from the end of the 17th century, a tower known as prison, a 12th century portal located on the west side of the church, a 14th century door at the entrance to the cloister, the 14th century niches inside the church, the gateway to the cemetery which comes from the old parish church, as well as the old funeral chapel of the 14th century. Pieces of stained glass windows from the 14th century, from the church, illustrate, among the most notable, the crucifixion with the Virgin and Saint-Jean, Saint-Magloire being blessed, as well as kneeling donors. The sculpted capitals of the sacristy pillars are in good condition. The basis of one of the bores on the window shows a monk reading his breviary.

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