Chapelle Saint-Jean de Senneville

About

Saint-Jean Chapel, the oldest heritage of the hamlet of Senneville (hamlet of Guerville), is on the hillside of the Ru Valley of Senneville. It overlooks, by nearly 40 m, the small stream flowing into the coveted valley. Some parts date back to the 12th century.

It is surrounded by four sources, one under the church, the Saint John source. In 1899, according to the teacher: "The church occupies the centre of the village, about 35 meters high, 20 meters long and 10 meters wide, which is not remarkable, it is oriented to the east. The tiled floor shows an inclined plane to the high altar framed by columns of Corinthian order.

On the right the chapel of the Virgin, on the left the chapel of Saint Catherine".