8th century: Cave of Aubert Saint. There remains only one visible section of wall in Notre Dame Under Ground. 10th century: Carolingian church Notre Dame Under Ground. 11th century: The Abbey church - the vaults Martin Saint and Notre Dame of the Thirty Candles. 12th century: The North wind, the promenade of the monks and the dormitory which make only one building. 13th century: Wonder - the tower of North - the room of the guards - the home abbey. 14th century: The great External Degree - Châtelet - part of the enclosing wall. 15th century: Chorus of Abbey - the vault of the Large-Pillars. 16th century: Doors of Advanced and the Boulevard - the Gabriel tower - the cistern of the Chaplaincy - End of work of the Chorus of the Abbey one. 17th - 18th centuries: Frontage of Abbey - Low Tower. 19th century: Bell-tower and arrow of Abbey - Construction of the dam road. 20th century: Rebuilding with identical of houses in the city. 21st century: Removal of the dam road for the re-establishment
of the maritime character of the Michaelmas Mount.
History
1 - History 2 - Abbey
Church - Gothic Monastery - Roman
Monastery - List Abbots - Dates
Of Construction - The City - Free
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