Notre-Dame-en-sa-Nativité church is a homogeneous edifice built from 1781 onwards, as we learn from a consecration stone embedded in the western façade and blessed on 6 July 1781 by Jean-François Jannyot, the local parish priest. The building has an elongated plan. The single nave is covered by a panelled ceiling. A barrel-vaulted fore-choir bay houses the bell tower crowned by a square spire covered with zinc scales. The single-bay, rib-vaulted choir ends in a flat, blind chevet. A small, shed-roofed sacristy is attached to the south-east buttress of the choir. The walls are of rubble stone with ashlar chains (rendered on the west facade), except for the west doorway, the buttresses and the ashlar sandstone corner chains.
EGLISE NOTRE-DAME-DE-LA-NATIVITE DE GENRUPT
