Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Michel de Séry-Magneval

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Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Michel Church is a parish Catholic church located in Séry-Magneval, France. It consists of a Romanesque nave of two spans enhanced at the end of the 12th century and a transept and choir built at the beginning of the 13th century in Gothic style. The church surprises by its slender character, rare for a church of such small dimensions, whose crumbs open with curious double arches overtaken.

The choir, which probably replaces an apse in the Chamber, offers one of the many examples of a flat bedside lit by a triplet in the region. The lower sides disappeared at an undetermined time, and the bell tower was unfortunately damaged in the 19th century, then covered by a building perpendicular to the central ship. The building has not yet been listed or classified as historic monuments.

Following a programme of work established in 2006, it benefited from a total restoration, which was completed in 2014. The church is now affiliated with the parish of the valley of the Autumn, whose main place of worship is the Church of St. Peter of Verberie, and Sunday Masses are celebrated occasionally, on Sunday at 9 am...