Pargny-sous-Mureau

Commune of Vosges (88350) with 180 inhabitants.
Pargny-sous-Mureau, a French commune located in the Vosges department, has a rich history marked by several key events:
Around 1150: Foundation of the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Mureau by canons of the Premonstratensian order. This abbey played a central role in local life, exercising seigneurial rights over the justice of Pargny-sous-Mureau. 
1751: The commune depended on the bailiwick of Chaumont. 
1790: During the French Revolution, Pargny-sous-Mureau was attached to the district of Lamarche, canton of Liffol-le-Grand. 
1790: Suppression of the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Mureau. The buildings were largely destroyed, leaving only a few remains, including a porch rebuilt in 1683 and consolidated in 2019. 2012: Renovation of the Saint-Martin church, built in the 18th century.

Sub albums of Pargny-sous-Mureau :

Mureau Abbey

Saint-Martin Church

Album documents " Pargny-sous-Mureau " :

Pargny, ancienne horloge

Pargny, bas relief

Pargny, bassin fleuri

Pargny, calvaire 1

Pargny, calvaire 1

Pargny, calvaire 2

Pargny, calvaire 2

Pargny, chapelle

Pargny, chapelle

Pargny, chapelle

Pargny, le Mureau

Pargny, le Mureau

Pargny, mairie

Pargny, monument aux morts

Pargny, pierre murale

Pargny, promenade abbaye

Pargny, relief

Pargny, route de Liffol

Pargny, route de Liffol

Pargny, statue

Pargny, vue globale

Abbaye fondée vers 1147, restaurée en 1646, détruite en 1791.
Une ferme attenante a été construite, mais a brûlé vers 1950

L'association "Pargny Vie et Patrimoine" restaure ce témoin de l'histoire.

Coordonnées 48° 22′ 05″ nord, 5° 36′ 20″ est Altitude 300 m Min. 288 m Max. 443 m Superficie 17,97 km2