Credits: Lucie Belarbi
Caption: Septembre 2024
Credits: Lucie Belarbi
Caption: Septembre 2024
Credits: Lucie Belarbi
Caption: Septembre 2024
Credits: Lucie Belarbi
Caption: Septembre 2024
Credits: Lucie Belarbi
Caption: Septembre 2024
Location type
Environment
Countryside,
Forest,
Park or garden
General presentation
A rectangular, timber-framed building in a rural setting, with a single nave closed off from the choir by a flat wall. The roof is made of small tiles, and the bell tower is covered in slate and wood. Its internal structure is made up of eight unequal bays. This chapel is broken and is listed in the supplementary inventory of historic buildings.
Location Condition Type
Perfect condition,
Restored or Renovated
Location History
This chapel is linked to a cult that is not well represented in Normandy, that of Saint Firmin, a saint believed to cure rickets and who was the object of local devotion until the end of the last century. Built at the end of the 16th century (1598 or 1599), it served as a place of pilgrimage.
Construction period
XVIth Century
Dominant style
Traditionnal regional architecture
Specific styles
Covered - Indoor,
Half-timbering
Remarkable architectural elements
Stained-glass windows,
Yard
Materials
Building front : Flint,
Building front : Freestone - Limestone - Chalk,
Building front : Glass - Stained-glass,
Building front : Pisé - Cob,
Wood - Shingle