Built by the architect Paul Tournon in 1927 entirely in concrete with a facade carved in cement in direct connection according to an innovative process. The Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus building is a witness to the know-how and artistic sensitivity of the architectural revival of the art deco years.
A church dedicated to the Franco-Belgian friendship born during the First World War.
The opportunity to discover the artistic work of sculptors, master glassmaker, master ironworker and painters decorators who worked and gave a soul to this building.
The guided tours continue throughout the day, are provided by Mrs Catherine CHAUVELIER of the association Amicale Aubergenvilloise de Généalogie et d'Histoire.
A photo exhibition on the city of Aubergenville, directed by Madame Catherine CHAUVELIER will also be presented.