Sainte-Honorine Church, Graville
The nave and transept date from the 11th century, while the choir dates from the 13th century. In the XVIIth century the building underwent modifications following the installation of the congregation of Saint-Maur, it is thus separated into two parts, a first one for the faithful, a second one for the monks. In 1731, the façade was rebuilt. The church has undergone a total of two phases of devastation, one during the wars of religion, one finally with the bombings of 1944.
About this building
Church of elongated Latin cross plan, with a flat apse. A projecting transept is present. The facade is a gable wall on two levels, with a pointed arch portal and a bay with an infilling.
