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Sunday 18 September 2022, 14:30Passed
Conditions
Free. Registration required. Duration: 2 hours minimum. Distance: 2 km, height difference: 100m. Departure on foot from the car park located at the junction of Launard on the Route des Fourmis in Gérardmer.
Registration
 inventairepatrimoines@grandest.fr
September 2022
Sunday 18
14:30 - 17:00

Domaine de Launard

71 chemin de Launard, 88400 Gérardmer
  • Vosges
  • Grand Est

Hiking - Guided walking tour of an acensement

Discover the site with the presentation of its history, its buildings and its last occupants.
Sunday 18 September 2022, 14:30Passed
Conditions
Free. Registration required. Duration: 2 hours minimum. Distance: 2 km, height difference: 100m. Departure on foot from the car park located at the junction of Launard on the Route des Fourmis in Gérardmer.
Registration
 inventairepatrimoines@grandest.fr
©Région Grand Est - Inventaire général - photographie Simon Durand

Commentary by Jean-Yves Henry, research officer at the General Inventory of Cultural Heritage of the Grand Est Region.

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About the location

Domaine de Launard
71 chemin de Launard, 88400 Gérardmer
  • Vosges
  • Grand Est
The domain of Launard, originally called "Aulnaire", is former ducal acensement renewed in 1610\. Since its inception, it has consisted of a barn surrounded by nearly 3 ha of land.
In the aftermath of the Revolution, this acensement, like all the others, became the full property of its censitaires. The trace of it is found only from the first cadastre of 1808\. The bulk of the estate was then the property of Jean-Joseph Tisserand, who resided there and worked as a cheese maker and reconstituted it in its entirety. He rebuilt the main building, the farm, in 1820\.
This date is confirmed by dendrochronological analysis (dendronet). As evidenced by the 1847 cadastre, the property has been enlarged by objects taken from the forest. After a long conflict with the Department of Water & Forests, the estate was surveyed again and after an amicable arrangement, finalized in 1857\. The estate is the subject of many improvements made over the centuries. The terraces of crops are still visible in
Tags
Édifice rural, Espace naturel, parc, jardin
Access
Parking located at the Launard branch on the Route des Fourmis in Gérardmer.
©Elisabeth Dubois