Moulineaux Church

Saint Madeleine Church is located in La Bouille, in Normandy. The Gothic building, built between the XV and XVII century, is composed of three naves separated by elegant columns on which rests a vault of ogive. In 1862, the old steeple was replaced by a new bell tower. Inside the church there are the magnificent stained glass windows, as well as ex-votos and a boat model reminiscent of the port's past.

The church of Saint-Martin-la-Corneille and its cemetery are located somewhat away from the city of La Saussaye in Normandy. The building, dedicated to St. Martin, dates back to the eleventh century. In the sixteenth century, the church was enlarged and it was fully restored in the nineteenth century. The main facade is contiguous to a medieval-style house. The entrance is through a porch under framework. The building is composed of a nave surmounted by a bell tower with an octagonal spire.

The building is essentially dated to the 12th and 13th centuries, which saw the nave, the choir, then the transept and the lantern tower. A fire led to the reconstruction of the bell tower. In the 19th century, the vaults were reworked.