Guided tour of the Uxelles Barracks, cloister of the Cordeliers

Name: Visite guidée de la Caserne d'Uxelles, cloitre des Cordeliers
Start: 2022-09-16T09:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Caserne d'Uxelles, Cloitre des Cordeliers

Uxelles barracks, the Cordeliers convent

16 - 18 septembre 2022Passé

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Collection D., à Chalon sur Saône

In 1450, Cordeliers from Dôle, founded a convent on the island St Laurent, at the request of the Duke of Burgundy Philippe le Bon. The cloister consisted of 3 main buildings and a church built in place of the present central building. An imperial decree of 23 April 1810 granted the convent to the town of CHALON. In 1844, the Military Engineer destroyed the church to enlarge the Barracks. It is now assigned to the 43rd company of CRS.

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Caserne d'Uxelles, Cloitre des Cordeliers

39 Rue d'Uxelles, 71100 Chalon sur Saône

Saône-et-Loire
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

The Uxelles barracks and the 39th European Heritage Days, on 17 and 18 September 2022; guided tour of the Cloister of the Cordeliers, and presentation of its occupants: the CRS. Originally, the Uxelles Barracks was called Caserne des Cordeliers, the name coming from the cloister in which it was installed. «The Cordeliers» thus named because they wore a rope as a belt, were monks of the Franciscan order, founded by St Francis of Assisi in 1209\. Until the fifteenth century, the location of their future monastery of St Laurent was occupied by a sloping meadow down to the Genise. It was erected at the request of an officer named JANUS D'OR, Chalonnais by birth, with the support of his master the Duke of Burgundy, Philippe LE BON. Its construction lasted from 1451 to 1460\. The cloister consisted of 3 main buildings and a church built in place of the present central building. The «Cordeliers» always lived in piety. They even opened in the eighteenth century a college of philosophy where th