The church and its stained glass windows witnesses to the village's history
Here you are on the village’s grassy square, in front of the Eglise Saint-Landelin.
This church, with its rich past, has risen from the ashes several times: it was burnt down under the reign of Charles V, rebuilt several times between the 16th and 17th centuries, and became a refuge during the 1st World War for over 50 survivors of shootings.
Some of the stained glass windows, recently redone by Valenciennes artist Marie Payen, bear witness to the village’s history. A total of 11 stained glass windows will embellish the church.
Don’t hesitate to push open the church door to admire these brightly-colored witnesses to history.
