The Jeanne d'Arc sites in Vaucouleurs include: • the Chapelle Castrale and the Porte de France, rue de Neidenstein, • the Musée Jeanne d'Arc and the Hôtel de Ville, 17, rue Jeanne d'Arc.
On May 13, 1428, Robert, Sire de Baudricourt and Governor of the King at Vaucouleurs, receives a visit from a 16-year-old shepherdess, who came from Domrémy, named Jeanne… On February 23, 1429, escorted by her first six comrades-in-arms, Joan of Arc left Vaucouleurs by the door of France.
The Musée Jeanne d'Arc is currently the only museum dedicated to our heroine. It presents a superb collection of bronzes, posters, stained glass boxes, prints, dedicated to the image of Jeanne through the centuries. The Musée Jeanne d'Arc is labeled «Musée de France».

Musée de France, Musée, salle d'exposition, Édifice religieux

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