Goncourt

Commune of Haute-Marne (52150) of 250 inhabitants where the Goncourt brothers lived.

Goncourt is a village closely linked to the famous French writers Edmond and Jules de Goncourt, whose family is from this commune.
These brothers, major figures of 19th century literature, are known for their realistic style and their sharp look at the society of their time.
They are at the origin of the prestigious Prix Goncourt, founded by Edmond in homage to his brother Jules, which rewards each year a work of fiction in French.
The village of Goncourt thus remains associated with this unique literary heritage, honoring the memory of these writers through this prize which perpetuates their name and their passion for literature.

Sub albums of Goncourt :

Saint-Martin Church

Album documents " Goncourt " :

Goncourt

Goncourt, aerial view

Goncourt, bridge

Goncourt, bridge over the Meuse

Goncourt, bridge over the Meuse

Goncourt, Calvary

Goncourt, Calvary

Goncourt, Calvary

Goncourt, Calvary

Goncourt, Calvary

Goncourt, Calvary

Goncourt, Chalvraines road

Goncourt, Chalvraines road

Goncourt, global view

Goncourt, Langres road

Goncourt, Langres road

Goncourt, media library

Goncourt, media library

Goncourt, panoramic

Goncourt, poster

Goncourt, railway line

Goncourt, relief

Goncourt, road to Sommerecourt

Goncourt, road to Sommerecourt

Goncourt, road to Sommerecourt

Goncourt, road to Sommerecourt

Goncourt, statue

Goncourt, Sundial

Goncourt, sundial

Goncourt, view of the village

Coordonnées 48° 14′ 28″ nord, 5° 36′ 30″ est Superficie 18,77 km2