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church, their inscriptions practically i illegible.
 St- Maclou-Built in the 11th century 1 as chapel on the estate of the Count 1 or Bar, but destroyed several times l aIterWards, the only remaining DOT tion of the structure is the steeple on WHICH are still to be seen the hinges and groves which closed the gate of the castle. St. Maclou was not taken over by the state in the early days Of the French revolution until in 1794, by order of Robespieere, it was called the Temple of Reasons" but was soon restored as St. Maclou The apsfs Of five sides dates from the 14th century, while the naive dates from the l2th. The carved wooden stalls ana the grating from inside the choir iett were brought from the Abbey Of ClalrVaux. In the south aisle is a chapel dedicated to our Plying Aady, with two statues of the 18th century. In the chapel there are three 1 upright Sravestones, one the grave of 1 Glliebin de Pons XVth century, with a figure representing a decayed corpse, | with the inscription: T am as you will
 be, what you are I was" Near this
 grave IS statue of St. Maclou, 14th
 century. As in St. Pierre there are
 many graves, their stones set in the
 floor, with the inscription nearly worn
 off. It is said that the reason for
 ourylng the dead in this manner was
 to bring more forcibly to the living
 that even the most conspicuous of
 men, when dead are nothing. In the
 north transept is chapel dedicated
 to the Holy Virgin with pictures from
 the XVII century, also a marble statue
 of the 14th century.
 Hotel de Ville-Built in 1854 by the Ursuline order as a. school for girls, it covered its present area and that what Is now the Square" During the reyo-
 lution this building became the proper
 ty of the state, was no longer used
 as school.
 Burned in 1914 and rebuilt in it's
 present form in 1888, the center DOT tion being part of the original build l ing. The Northern wing contains the
 post office, telegraph and telephone ex-
 changes and public library which con- l tains 1000 volumes and 4S manu-
 scripts. The center, the municipal of flee and in the southern wing the theater of 800 capacity. IA Rue Nationale-Chapel of St Jean, built in 1236 of which there re- mains only a door and window, be- came the property of the state in 1791 first used as 8 stable and now as a
 warehouse.
 91 Rue Nationale-The small wood en statue set in a niche in this build ing was used during the 18th cen 3 tury to indicate the shop of a mer- chant.
 Faubourge de Belfort-"The three
 Towers" formerly a part of the for
 tifications of the town.
 Petite Clairvaux-Near the churcf
 Of St. Pierre, facing the Rue General
 vouillemont built in the 12th century , by the monks of Clairvaux. : Hotel St. Andre-Built in the 15tl l century, although remodeled severa ] times, the original windows still re main and bear the date of 1572. n Sous Perfecture-F'ormerly used a. e thesalt granary; during the 18th cen tury salt was sold only by the stat f which levied a heavy tax. r Prison-Built in 1S47. An ingeniou t arrangement of the cell doors allow = the prisoners to remain in their cell
 for church services without being abl . to see each other.
 = Hospital St. Esprit-19 Faubourg d s Paris, built in 18th century only DOT r tion of the wall and a large window re q maining.