The Saint-Èvre Church of Tranqueville-Graux, built in 1859, is a representative example of 19th-century religious architecture. Its façade of local stone is decorated with detailed sculptures, including representations of apostles, characteristic of the Lorraine Gothic style.
Inside, the church houses colorful stained glass windows illustrating biblical scenes, made by master glassmakers of the time. The furnishings include carved wooden pews and a marble altar.
