Saint-Blaise church dates back to the middle of the 12th century, but has undergone several alterations. The portal and the first bay of the nave and aisles, as well as the base of the transept crossing piers, are still original. However, the low pointed arches were rebuilt around the 13th century and the barrel vaults in the nave and side aisles were rebuilt at the end of the 14th century or beginning of the 15th century. The north side door bears the date 1706 and the bell tower was built in 1736. The attic was burnt down in 1803 and the tender to repair it was held in the church on 3 fructidor year 11 (1804) under the supervision of Charles-Nicolas Santa, the architect's father. The choir, which had previously ended in a flat chevet, was extended by an apse in 1840.
Eglise Saint-Blaise de Serqueux
