Le Pays de Langres en 1900 is an event offering visitors the chance to explore 13 "nuggets" of the region's heritage (calvaries, fountains, wash-houses, gardens, war memorials, town halls, schools, churches, chapels, monasteries, mills, farms, manor houses, castles, etc.).
There are three ways to discover these 13 villages:
- a programme of free "favourite" flash visits: lasting 1 hour, each visit comprises 3 or 4 stages (an object, a place, a detail: the guide's "favourites"...) inside (church) and outside (village) to make this discovery dynamic and original,
- a multi-site exhibition (in 8 communes) presented in the public space, accessible at all times and detailing the identity, daily life and rural habitat of each commune in the 1900s,
- a newspaper extract (distributed during the flash visits): a (fictional...) report from the (fictional...) newspaper "La Bourgogne Républicaine" by the (fictional...) journalist Louise Dubois in 1908, which describes each of the 8 communes in the form of interviews and surveys...
The Le Pays de Langres en 1900 exhibition in Langres gives a foretaste of the on-site exhibitions.
From 10 June 2026, there will be flash tours of the Maison Renaissance, at 3pm and 5pm, every day from Wednesday to Sunday.
Le Pays de Langres en 1900
Prices
- Free of charge
Date and times
Access
Maison Renaissance
20 Rue Cardinal Morlot
52200
Contact
Service Patrimoine Pays d'Art et d'Histoire
Square Olivier Lahalle
Maison du Pays de Langres
52200
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