Saint-Rémi Church in Gendreville

The Saint-Rémi Church in Gendreville is an ancient building dedicated to Saint Rémi, the Bishop of Reims famous for having baptized Clovis. Dating back mainly to the Middle Ages, the church has a sober and solid architecture, typical of rural churches in the Vosges region.

Album documents " Saint-Rémi Church " :

Gendreville, church - bas-relief

Gendreville, church - bas-relief

Gendreville, church - bas-relief

Gendreville, church - capital

Gendreville, church - Joan of Arc

Gendreville, church - panoramic

Gendreville, church - Pieta

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - stained glass window

Gendreville, church - statue

Gendreville, church - view of the altar

Gendreville, church - view of the exit