Saint-Thiébault

Commune of Haute-Marne (52150) of 390 inhabitants.

Saint-Thiébault takes its name from Saint-Thiébault, also known as Thibaut de Provins, an 11th-century hermit canonized in 1073.
The communal archives of Saint-Thiébault, covering the period from 1203 to 1960, are kept in the Departmental Archives of Haute-Marne. These documents offer a valuable resource for researchers and local history enthusiasts.
Today, Saint-Thiébault preserves traces of its historical past, particularly through its architectural heritage and the archives available to researchers and local history enthusiasts.
The Saint-Thiébault church, built in the second half of the 19th century, is an example of neo-Romanesque architecture. It has a nave with three vessels and five bays, reflecting the architectural styles of the time.

Documents de l'album " Saint-Thiébault " :

St Thiébault, calvaire

St Thiébault, calvaire

St Thiébault, calvaire

St Thiébault, calvaire

St Thiébault, église

St Thiébault, église

St Thiébault, fontaine

St Thiébault, fontaine

St Thiébault, maison

St Thiébault, monument aux morts

St Thiébault, mur d'enceinte

St Thiébault, nivellement

St Thiébault, relief

St Thiébault, vue aérienne

St Thiébault, vue globale

St Thiébault, vue globale

Coordonnées 48° 12′ 06″ nord, 5° 34′ 49″ est Superficie 0,6 km2