Chapelle Notre Dame de la Consolation de Floing
The Notre-Dame-de-la-Consolation chapel was built in 1839, as indicated by an inscription on the east wall, and was restored in 1920.
The chapel, with a square plan, is located at the crossroads of rue Charles de Gaulle and rue du stade on a pointed plot. The main structure is made of limestone rubble with a chain of Dom-le-Mesnil cut stone. The interior is covered with a false dome and the portal is preceded by a porch supported by two wooden columns; the whole is covered by a slate pavilion roof. The door consists of a wrought iron gate, with a single central leaf.
The chapel, with a square plan, is located at the crossroads of rue Charles de Gaulle and rue du stade on a pointed plot. The main structure is made of limestone rubble with a chain of Dom-le-Mesnil cut stone. The interior is covered with a false dome and the portal is preceded by a porch supported by two wooden columns; the whole is covered by a slate pavilion roof. The door consists of a wrought iron gate, with a single central leaf.
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