Chapelle Saint-Dominique de Varengeville-sur-Mer

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The Saint-Dominique Chapel is a Catholic chapel located in Varengeville-sur-Mer, France.

Location: The church is located in Varengeville-sur-Mer, commune in the French department of the Seine-Maritime, route de Dieppe.

History: The chapel originated from the transformation of an old 18th century barn in 1953. This transformation is intended to replace a wooden building destroyed during the 1942 Canadian raid. The building is listed as historic monuments by order of 22 July 1996.

Description: The chapel has one ship. The building preserves 7 stained glass windows designed by Georges Braque and made in 1954 by Paul Bony. The same artist created a stained glass window of the tree of Jesse in Saint-Valery church.

The heritage of the communes of Seine-Maritime

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