Free visit of the exhibitions, stamps and postcards, tribute to the firefighters, focus on the seaside resort and the church St Samson

Name: Visite libre des expositions, timbres et cartes postales, hommage aux sapeurs-pompiers, focus sur la station balnéaire et l'église St Samson
Start: 2022-09-18T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Grange aux dîmes

Homage to Saint Samson Church, an issue of a collector’s booklet of 4 stamps by the Ouistreham Philatelic Club

Dimanche 18 septembre 2022, 10h00Passé

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@Lauren Priou

On Sunday, new exhibitors confirmed, young and adults, will allow visitors to travel in different universes: mathematics, hotel post, gambling and money, air mail, theatre, Harry Potter, Roland Garros and Houlgate... there will be something for everyone
And also on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the postcard and the contest organized in May 2022 by Philaposte, come and discover the 120 best achievements paying tribute to the firefighters and the 140 years of their friendship.
Finally, a temporary post office will be set up to celebrate Saint Samson Church, a listed historical monument and one of the remarkable buildings in the region: collector’s notebook 4 stamps, first day envelope, commemorative stamp

À propos du lieu

Grange aux dîmes

Place Lemarignier, 14150 Ouistreham

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Normandie

In the heart of its ancient village which has preserved a remarkable medieval heritage, the tithes barn is part of a beautiful set of rural buildings of monastic origin, recently restored. Until the Revolution, Ouistreham was an ecclesiastical, legal and fiscal dependency of the abbey to the Ladies of Caen whose abbess received the tithe (tax in kind representing about the tenth of the harvests, peaches and herds) stored in the barn provided for this purpose. This barn, which is mentioned for the first time in 1257, was abandoned during the so-called Hundred Years War period and probably rebuilt in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries using original elements, to resume its function. It was once part of the farm of the Abbey or Barony, owned by the Abbess patroness of Ouistreham. Tithe Barn