The collegiate church in the time of Saint Louis

Reconstruction of the collegiate church in the time of Saint Louis. Model produced by the inmates of the central house of Poissy, with the advice of the Association Safeguarding and Animation of Sacred Heritage and the Cercel d'Etude Historiques et Archeologique (CEHA) of Poissy Western Tower. The four lower levels are from the 11th century (Robert II The Pious). The two upper floors and the arrow are from the 12th century. We can see the three monumental entrances to the 11th century church, north and west, towards the enclosure of the castle, south facing the city at 12th century, the church is rebuilt, these entrances are no longer used Fortified tower. A front fort of the 14th century dancing castle, replaced by a side chapel, and in the 19th century by the semi-circular chapel which still exists Collegiale Notre-Dame de Poissy

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Advice Archeologique Collegiale Collegiate Detude Enclosure Entrances Exists Floors Fortified Historiques Inmates Levels Longer Monumental Pious Poissy Rebuilt Replaced Safeguarding Semi-circular

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