A commune in the Vosges (88300) with 300 inhabitants, created around 1450, located between Liffol-le-Grand and Neufchâteau.
Mont-lès-Neufchâteau has an ancient history, marked by its rural roots and feudal organization.
The village has survived the centuries as a mainly agricultural place, with an economy based on crops and livestock, typical of the peasant communities of the time.
Under the Ancien Régime, the commune was integrated into a network of local lordships, undergoing political and social changes linked to wars and noble alliances.
The French Revolution brought major upheavals, with the redistribution of land and administrative reorganization. In the 19th century, as in many French villages, Mont-lès-Neufchâteau experienced changes with industrialization which changed habits and encouraged rural exodus, gradually transforming its human and social landscape.
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