Buire-the-dryness

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History of Buire of the Origins at 1900

Buire was a very important village until the 18th century. The French revolution stopped the progression of the borough and its expansion. Consequently the regression was total in particular from the demographic point of view.

(Indeed, demography will fall gradually to low reach its level at the time of the census of 1975 with 543 inhabitants. The demographic fall will be stopped with beginning of the year 80. In 1999, one listed 788 inhabitants, that is to say a progression of 43% compared to the census of 1975 (source: INSEE). No other commune of the Canton of Countryside-the-Hesdin knew similar progression of its population during this same period).

La monograph of Philippe VALCQ going back to 1978 recalls the history of the village of the origins until the end of the XIXe century. This ouvage is impossible to circumvent for all those which want to découvir the evolution of Buire-the-Dryness through the centuries, its historical events, its famous characters, its habits…

To download the complete Monograph of the village of BUIRE SEC of Philippe VALCQ (1978) by clicking on the bond below ( you will reach an intermediate page on whom you will be able to very easily download the original document in format pdf)

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First lords of Buire

( Extracted the monograph of the village of Buire-the-Dryness - Philippe Valcq - 1978)

The first known lords who had the ground of BUIRE were the COLLET (COLETH, ADHESIVES, COLLA, CHOLET, CALOTOIS, CHURCHGOER). It was there noble and powerful family. She was partly decimated at the time of a terrible seat. She had withdrawn herself in the walls of Saint RIQUIER. She pushed back the attacks of the lord of Saint pol.: Hugues of CAMPDAVAINE, the County of PONTHIEU, the Lords of AUXY and BEAUVAL. Those had to have recourse to the Greek fires to dislodge them, but at the same time, they started a fire which destroyed the abbey. Two thousand seven hundred men, women and children were massacred in a horrible carnage. This occurred on July 28th, 1131. One finds the trace of the first COLLET like lord of Buire in 1096. The downward last of this family was Tassette COLLET (or COLETTE), little girl of Eustace 1st. The COLLET were always very generous towards the abbeys (perhaps in remembering the massacre and the fire of Saint RIQUIER). Saint JOSSE, DOMMARTIN, Holy ANDRE with WOOD, VALLOIRES had only to be rented of their generosity. Tassette COLLET married Lord Enguerrand of LIANA, one of the 12 barons of BOLTED, in 1280. It thus brought in dowry the ground of Buire in this family. It is Enguerrand of LIANA which gave its name to the tower of LIANA, inhabited by its descendants until the end of the 14th century. There remain about it today only two sections of wall. The weapons of Enguerrand of LIANA were: “ecu of sand to the money lion, the tail fourchue, crowned of gold”. Its successor was his son Guillaume, husband of Beatrice of AVERDOINGT, which the son of this one succeeded: BAUDOIN (1288-1378) which sold the ground of Buire on June 23rd, 1378 with WHITE OF PONTHIEU, Comtesse of AUMALE, widow of JEAN V, count of RARCOURT. Buire had as of the Middle Ages an unquestionable importance due in its vicinity of the border between FRANCE and the ARTOIS (Wednesday after Pentecost 1239 Louis IX decided that Artois would stop with a bush at the end of SAULCHOY IN BUIRE the SEKES and MAINTENAY).

FAMILIES OF BUIRE AT the 14th century (JURISDICTION UNDER MRS Of HARCOURT WARS AND CONTINUATION OF the LORDS OF the VILLAGE)

§ 1) Some families of Buire at the 14th century

BULANT, OF CAMPAIGNE, ENLART, OF GOY, CHOPS, OF THE HAMEL, HELEBOCQUE, THE MOICTIE, PRUVOST, PESEL, PILLAIN, POSTEL, RESTAUD, ROBILLARD, ROSE.

§ 2) Jurisdiction of Mrs Of HARCOURT

Madam d' Harcourt, rams of Buire, had at the village a baillif and several sergeants according to the jurisdiction and the uses practiced in Ponthieu. The baillif was the true chief of the village. The three liege men at that time named TASSART of BURY, WILLAUME POSTEL and Henri the SERGEANT.

§ 3) One hundred Year old war

During the second part of the ONE HUNDRED YEAR old war, Jacques d' Harcourt was lord of BUIRE• He held his seigniory of Philippe of HARCOURT, grandson of White of Ponthieu, died without posterity. It is Jacques d' Harcourt who made thousand and one miseries with the troops of Roy of England Henri V. This one in reprisals made “… with passing Mentenay to ardoir the tower, house and mill” of our hero. Consequently occasion it had to make burn the castle of Buire. To be avenged and with the assistance for Pothon for XAINTRAILLES it takes again Saint RIQUIER and the fortress of DOURIER. September 21st, 1435 Philippe III the GOOD, Duke of Burgundy, combined of the English,” turned casaque” to the treaty of ARRAS and was reconciled with Roy de France CHARLES VII. In reward it accepted, with right of repurchase for Roy de France, several cities of the area of NAP, Buire was these. In October 1463 LOUIS XI, using of right referred to above repurchased the cities lost with the treaty of ARRAS.

§ 4) CONTINUATION OF THE LORDS OF BUIRE

Buire belonged thereafter to three generations of the house of ORLEANS LONGUEVILLE (1488-1541). In François 1st of ORLEANS François II succeeded who died in 1512. LOUIS 1st of ORLEANS succeeded to him. He had married Jeanne of HOCHBERG rams ROTHELIN. It should be noticed that the inhabitants of Buire never transfer their lord. It is certain François BERSIN who was receiver and administrator of the field. It acquired thereafter the noble stronghold of BERTRONVAL in MAINTENAY.

VI) The VILLAGE UNDER François 1st of elected ORLEANS XV CENTURY

At that time the agglomeration of Buire included/understood 4 principal streets

- street of the FRIENS - street of the BEAMS - street of ROUGEVILLE - street of RICQUEFOSSE

To the street of the FRIENS led the street of BOTTOM and the lane of the PRESBYTERY. Opposite the church and parallel to the street the Beams was the street of the MILL and the lane of the MILL. Street of ROUGEVILLE left the street the MALADRERIE and at the beginning of the street of RICQUEFOSSE there was the lane which led to MAINTENAY. At its end lane BISEMONT was. The HOUSSOYE, ROMONT, the MAISONNETTES and the hamlet of the Windmill did not form part of Buire, they were attached to the village only later. The crossroads formed in front of the church by the meeting of the streets of Friens, the Beams and Rougeville was the center of the activity of the village, the cemetery surrounded the church. The old cemetery located on the way of Maladrerie was unused.

VIII) LIFE & TRADE HAVE BUIRE IN XVIe CENTURY

The inhabitants of Buire live in a relative ease in this beginning XVI éme century. The village is rich and prosperous. It is not even any more one village, it is already a borough with its trade and its industries. The big industry of the commune is that of wood. One cut the coppices at 14 years and the mature standing timber with irregular intervals after having made advertisements in the wearing of DUNKIRK, BOULOGNE, SAINTVALERY. The average was of 75 grounds to measurement for the cut of 1529 - 1530. The annual cut of the coppices was sold in eight batches. That corresponded to the eight cantons of the drill.

The trade of wood to the XVI éme century enriched the following families:

THE ONE-EYED ONE - CAILLEUX - STALLIN - PILLAIN -

§ 1) FÉTES

Largest fate of the year was held with MAINTENAY, they were the rejoicings of the “BEHOURDIS”. The population of Buire went there as a crowd. Young people joutaient with sticks and with the cholle and were exerted with the shooting “with the geai”, the young girls danced and the baillif decreed flowers with prettiest.

§ 2) Jurisdiction and administration

The Duke of LONGUEVILLE had in Buire a baillif which returned justice, a captain of its huntings and 4 guards or officers with delivered. Two aldermen, assisted advisers named by the inhabitants, managed the village. Their election took place each year with the plurality of the voices in front of the porch of the church. In July 1541 Guillaume CORNUEL and Firmin the ONE-EYED one are elected.

The incomes of the seigniory of Buire were into 1532 of 535 pounds 13 grounds.

IX) WARS OF XVIe CENTURY

In 1521 the terrible war between France and the Imperial ones starts which was to ruin the area. The pretext was the refusal by CHARLES-QUINT of it to recognize the sovereignty of Roy de France on Artois. Buire, like all the surrounding “country”, had to suffer much from these wars. Under HENRI II the commune was burned by the Burgundian ones (although the Bourguignon heritage passed in the House of Spain since step badly of years already, the inhabitants of the area continued to call the nationals of the Spanish provinces: the “Burgundian ones”) in reprisals of the destruction by the French of the villages of: BEAURAIN, COUNTRYSIDE, ECQUEMICOURT, AUBIN. The country was in an incredible state of desolation. The treaty of CATEAU. - CAMBRESIS was â sorrow signed into 1559 which began the wars of religion. The Léonor June 24th, 1571 of ORLEANS, Duke of LONG CITY, governor of Picardy wrote in Roy: “Monseigneur so much more I enter before in this government, so much more I there veois I of misery and of calamities, that is to say between people of war who are there in garrison which is desbendent by chascun day not to have any means of being able to live with money faulte; maybe with repairs which are to be made in all places on this side, which are so large and so important that it is necessary to make there provide”. The people were described as hard “for in any time, estre rudoyé by the soldier”. Yes Buire suffered much from these wars. An act of notoriety, received by Masters Nicolas MALINGRE and Jehan ALLART notaries in Montreuil gives the measurement of the disasters inflicted to the local population with the courses of the hostilities.

At the request of Jehan Nol, land-surveyor, and of Pierre CHOPS, plowman with Buire; of Jehan de Conty, plowman with Maintenay; to Nicolas Vesque, censier of supposed of Romont, five notable and plowmen of Brimeu and a plowman of Saint Martin d' Esquignecourt, testified to the sad truth of misfortunes to Buire. They knew them only too “to have harté and have attended often their neighbors and to be themselves taken refuge with them in the cities and wood during the wars”.

They had seen them obliged to give up their houses and their harvests, to flee with their families and their cattle. By twice, the buildings of the village had been set fire to and ruined. Those which fell to the capacity from the enemy received freedom only at the price of enormous ransoms which involved the sale of whole or part of the goods. “Rich and opulent” famous inhabitants of Buire were reduced to beg their bread. Several, crushed by the taxes that the seneschalsies of Ponthieu or election of Doullens made moreover weigh on them, preferred to sell the remainder of their goods and to go to remain in Bolted where they would be free of the size and freed from the gabelle one.” This act recorded on February 3rd, 1571 at the request of delegated of Buire, Maintenay, Romont. Even if it had especially as a tax cut this act drank to obtain at that time gives us a not very enthusiastic vision of the area.

X) CONTINUITY OF THE LORDS OF BUIRE

NEW DESTRUCTION OF THE VILLAGE

August 15th, 1541 breadth Duc of LONGUEVILLE sold the seigniory to Jacques of HEMART, ordinary rider of the stable of Roy for 18.000 books tournaments. February 24th, 1547, it changes hand, it is the family of ESTOUTEVILLE-VILLEBON, governor of Rouen and of Thérouanne which buys it and Anne in October 1554 of MONTMORENCY, celebrates it constable of France receives it like gift (ESTOUTEVILLE by preserving usufruct). It is Charles of MONTMORENCY which succeeds Anne in 1567. It will keep its seigniory of Buire until 1614, time when it yields it to its Henri nephew of MONTMORENCY, Duc of DAINVILLE, admiral de France and governor of Gascogne. The peace of VERVINS (signed in 1598 per HENRI IV and PHILIPPE II of SPAIN) one period of peace succeeds which lasts 12 years. Although Hesdin was taken again by the marshal of MEILLERAYE1e June 30th, 1639, Buire had still to suffer from the Spanish incursions lasting of long years. In June 1644 Spanish makes irruption in the hamlet of Romont and seizes all the cattle. Inscriptions on the walls of the church of Buire point out these disturbed periods

IN 1657,14 EBVRIER THE VILLAGE OF BUIRES AT SUMMER FLARING THE BURGUNDIAN ONES WAS MADE BY ME, PIERRE REQUEST AND FURTHER IN 1657 THE 14 OF IT FEBRUARY VILLAGE WAS BURNED BOURUINONS REMAINDER HAS THERE ONLY 17 HOUSES ENTIRETY ALL HAS ESTE FLARING PIERRE REQUEST

To protect the village from the artillery batteries were placed on cuttings off of colossal size. In the North of the village two surrounded hillocks of ditches has the memory of it.

In 1658 Balthazar of FARGUES seized force of the town of HESDIN and reigned there as a dictator. He started to sow terror in the country, going until Ecuires with a range of guns of Montreuil. Roy Louis XIV, itself, which went towards the North, where some time later was going to be held celebrates it battle of the Dunes, was not in safety. This gangster of FARGUES seized the fortress of BOUF - FLERS and destroyed many castles of the surroundings of which LABROYE and FRESSIN. He also attacked Buire and of the traces of balls on the wall c6té “street” of the church are testimony.

XI) CONTINUATION OF the LORDS OF BUIRE LIFE OF the VILLAGE AT the XVIIIe CENTURY

Henri of MONTMORENCY sold Buire on October 24th, 1626 to his Charlotte cousin of MONTMORENCY, woman of Charles of VALOIS Duc of ANGOULEME. By Marie-Francoise heritage of VALOIS, woman of Louis of LORRAINE, Duc of MERRY receives Buire in 1696. They have as a heir the Prince to CONTI which sells the baillage on November 29th, 1704 to Louis RAOULT, rider, police chief of the wars, it costs this last 80.000 books of them; he succeed in 1730 Gaspard RAOULT, rider, died without posterity bequeathing to its nephew Pierre RAOULT of MAJNTENAY, the stronghold in 1789. He will be the last lord of Buire. Towards 1770 Buire thus formed part of the baillage of Waben and with BERTRONVAL and MAJNTENAY which are associated for him, journeaux account 2417 of ground for 168 fires or houses. The seigniory of Buire brought back to Roy 5000 pounds of revenue.

The state of the strongholds, grounds and seigniories of the county and seneschalsy for the 18th century (established of 1770 to 1779) gives for Buire the following information - ground and seigniories of Buires Secq, in 2 strongholds, baillage of Waben, pertaining to Mr. the Prince of CONTI - two noble strongholds of CLEREMBAULT and LIANA, soil of Buires with Mr. of CARNETIN

Buire was in this century of frivolities a pleasant borough where it did not miss really anything, judge in by this list of tradesmen, there was

- 6 tisserands: P DELOBEL, Jehan PILLAIN, François QUIENOT, François TILLETTE, Charles FAUQUEMBERGUES, Joseph LOY - 5 badestamiers (maker of bottom) - carpenters (family VARLET) - marshals (family MASSON) - cartwrights (families GRANULARITY & BRIOIS) - masons (families CONTY & MARCOTTE) - roofers of straw (LARUE & PIDOUX) - wet coopers (family BLART) - shepherds (families BELLEGUEULLE & DELETOILLE) - butchers (the brothers VERSE) - a tailor of dress - a dressmaker - galochers - shoe-makers - a land-surveyor - a Master-surgeon François MAINCOURT - a midwife Austreberthe DELOBEL

There were then 3 cabarets with Buire; DUBOIS held two of them: “With the play of palm” which was on the place and also that of the HOUSSOYE, the SALLIER held that of the street of the MALADRER it. The plowmen were also “blattiers”, i.e. commercial of grain, they made trade of foalta and cows. Under Louis XVI the breeding is started again, it is the time when the “turneps” (large turnips) and the potatoes are established and are used as food with the cattle.

The exploitation of wood was not forsaken, one counts at the time 20 teams of “sawyer of board” at the same time during the winter because the agricultural work did not occupy them all the time. The distance of the boroughs and the villages of the important cities like Montreuil or Hesdin forced those to have under the hand the maximum of the most various professions. One can regard the village of Buire as being itself a center where the other villages or hamlets, because of the little of safety of the roads or the distance of the cities referred to above, came to be supplied, get dressed or be made look after. Albéric Of CALONNE notes that Buire was privileged from the medical point of view, because of large wood which bordered it and of the proximity of the sea. Of this fact the epidemics were rare and they did relatively few victims. At the 18th century one notes many cases of longevity. Thus in 1735 Catherine CAILLEU dies in 98 years and Nicolas MAINCOURT dies at the 100 years age.

It should be recognized that in this 18th century, time when the wars moved away from the village, this last knows a prosperity which it will not find thereafter any more. This period of peace to a harmful influence on manners because they are really not exemplary.

In a letter dated July 7th, 1765, the lord of the village wrote to the prior of Maintenay: “The village is extremely large and strong libertine, few priests are able to maintain it.” Libertinage was extremely disordered, and engagement was often celebrated the day before marriage. Some priests had the merit to reduce the rate from birth of the natural children which was of 3% at the 17th century with 2% in 1735. These valorous was priests DAU (1694-1715), FOTHUY (1715-1731), QUEVAL (1733-1742), CRAMP (1746-1766), LOEUILLET. This last provided with the parish in 1766 celebrated six hundred and four twenty fifteen baptisms, on this figure it had only thirteen natural children there. “Likes God whom the scandal finishes” wrote the priest in 1789 (April 21st) by recording the birth of bastard girl a “, as his/her mother whose illegitimacy was hereditary since one century and half”.

XII) The XIXe CENTURY with BUIRE

For this ultimate historical stage I consulted essential registers of the deliberations of the commune of 1822 to 1900 time that I was given like limit for this monograph. In this 19th century the concerns of the communal municipal officials are of three orders - maintenance, the construction or even destruction of the local roads - the battle for the new cemetery - education

For this last concern treating it later on I will not speak about it here. For the remainder I will be satisfied to quote the facts in a chronological way by adding other subjects per Ci, there on thepastoral ones, firemen etc…

- January 28th, 1848 requires commune to obtain a flag for the national guard of the commune - June 24th, 1849 the sior Pierre Augustin DUBOIS says “Baron” is named guard-pastoral - July 29th, 149 project of the construction of a way of Buire to Campagne (in truth widening of the road by grappillant ground in certain Pierre Louis GREMOND which was not completely of agreement) - Petition of the inhabitants of the hamlet of ROMONT for empierrer the way of Romont at the house of “Jean-Louis” (?) in Buire. (It does not have to have satisfaction of continuation because this complaint will often return) - July 22nd, 1855 the Municipal council by vote: “swears obedience with the constitution and fidelity with the Emperor” - March 16th, 1856 Project of the destruction of the pond located street of the Hedges to build another of them on the property of sior DAQUIN. The council wonders about this company appropriateness because on “50” ponds which were open during the last years none held water (the technique of old was lost already)

-1856 Vote for thepastoral one of the purchase of a plate, a saber, a bandouillère and a case (drum) for the advertisements (Pierre LASSALLE is guard-pastoral succeeding François LASSALLE who seems to be his father, these trades were often hereditary. As François LASSALLE is 77 years old, that it is almost crippled the commune decides to allot a pension for the rendered services to him)

-2 October 1864 votes acquisition of a fire pump and construction of a deposit for this pump

-1865 Pierre VARLET is lieutenant of the subdivision of the company of the sappers firemen of Buire, Theophilus MOIGNET is second lieutenant Alexandre May 11th, 1866 HANDLE, carpenter is named guard-pastoral auxiliary for the harvest (3mois), not rendering the services asked (lack of zeal) he is replaced by Fulgence DELAHAYE on May 10th, 1867

-8 November 1868 creation of a new cemetery. The current cemetery (1868) forever be in connection with the importance of the commune. It becomes increasingly insufficient with the needs for the parish. The burials are piled up there the ones on the others in an often indecent way.

-1873 rebuilding of the presbytery

-1875 Nothing is still done for the cemetery. In truth the commune especially encountered a moral problem, the inhabitants wanting to be buried close to their fathers. The municipality finally decided three owners: BLAUD, VARLET, MASSON to sell to him a ground for the construction of the new cemetery, it will be in the place called: “the HESTROYE” (planted place of beeches)

-12 March 1876 a terrible made hurricane of enormous damage in the village and the country

- on July 9th, 1876 reorganization of the sappers firemen

-1877, a path disappears that known as “from the forest”, crossing the fields it obstructed the farmers. Those accept to buy it to exploit it. The money of this sale will be used for acquisition of another path that of “Rambure”

-10 February 1878 sale of 3 new paths to the farmers of BRUNEHAUT, DOURIER, MARIE-LAINE, they were useful only for the night petty thieves. With the price the selling purchase of the way of Geais.

-1878 new suppressions of paths Hard & Verot, the HOUSSOYE, “Behind the Hedges”, of Grazing ground HAULLEVILLE.

-1882 on December 22nd communalization of the private school of the girls

- 1884 As it is announced that one will maintain it, it is â to suppose that way MARIE-LAINE was not sold

- 1885 construction of the way known as “of the APPLE TREES”, the way of BRUNEHAUT-PRE also was not sold

- 1888 classification of the streets of Maladrerie and lane PROCOF

XIII) The INSTRUCTION has BUIRE

The instruction with Buire always had a certain importance and I would say even a certain quality: at the 18th century it is noted that more half of the inhabitants can sign his name and that a great number can read and write.

In 1834 the commune bought the “house school”. This one was restored in 1860 and was rebuilt first once in 1870. In 1901 the estimates and plans of the current school by Mr. GOBERT architect were presented to Montreuil.

The school of the girls which was free until 1882 had been created thanks to a gift of the Viscountess the BLACK woman of the former mayor of Buire. In 1894 one notes this curious deliberation of the municipal council; “establishment of a school shooting in the schoolyard”

The list of the teachers and their assistants for the 19th century

- 1840 LECOMTE BRUTEL - Pleasant October 1st, 1867 DEBUIRE - 1e October 1872 associated Eugene PRUVOST main - January 20th, 1873 Charles LEGRAND to replace DEBUIRE left in Neuville under Montreuil - Desired April 16th, 1873 BEAUCHANP - June 28th, 1874 Aime HONE assistant teacher - September 29th, 1876 Mathieu BERNARD assistant teacher - February 1st, 1878 Stanislas SWEAT assistant teacher - François May 1st, 1878 ROWED assistant teacher - October 1st, 1879 Henri TILLIER assistant teacher - October 19th, 1880 Pierre COURTIN communal teacher (coming from Clenleu) to replace Beauchamp - October 21st, 1880 Ernest WAISSART assistant teacher (coming from Countryside) - Camille ALEXANDRE assistant teacher & October 1st, 1881 Constant ROBAIL assistant teacher - November 2nd, 1882 Oscar BUTEL assistant teacher & BROGNIART assistant teacher - October 1st, 1887 Paul DEVOISIN (comes from Gouy) - February 11th, 1889 Léandre ELIPOT assistant teacher (comes from Calais) - November 6th, 1895 LELONG assistant teacher - April 11th, 1896 COURTIN - February 1st, 1900 CHARON assistant teacher

XIV) FESTIVALS OF OLD THE

I will speak here only about three festivals or lifestyle about old of these events which one will never find again and who had a savor if attaching. It was one time when one knew people of his village where their sorrows were lived, their joys, in short it was the time of the carts, of the convertibles, it was time when television did not exist.

“SERIES” The neighbors gathered at one of them with taken care. The men smoked, the women slipped by and one told stories “which made fear”. In particular on the wolves garous. It was told that the wolves-garous were made hear during the Advent and the Lent especially in the vicinity of the forests (God knows if there were formerly forests around Buire of them). In fact the hearts of excommunicated under the appearance of a wolf came to push lugubrious howls. But if the wolves howled sometimes, more often at that time than today it is perhaps than our ancestors had more imagination than us. One was not to lie down without before to have filled “only” (wood bucket). That made it possible the hearts to be washed before going up to the sky if somebody died the night.

“The Milk of All Saints' day”

It was of use to make the evening of All Saints' day of milk especially treated to purify l1âme. One made cook apples under ash, one cut them in districts in a bowl and one added toast to it. It was necessary to sprinkle the whole of the hot milk of a coldly milked cow.

“BOURDI

Sunday following the carnival the children searched straw it in the farmers of the village. They went then on the culminating point of the village and danced in rounds around the bonfire while singing: “boubourdi… boubourdi” until complete extinction of the hearth.

It is incontestably there the tradition of the “béhourdis” of XVI me century which had been perpetuated until the 19th century. This tradition had hardly been faded, only the name had undergone some modifications.

Places and monuments

Historic buildings

The church of Buire is certainly one of most beautiful of the district of Montreuil. It is partly of XIIIe (built on the foundations of that high at the 12th century), which also does one of oldest of them. As much it is in the shape of cross Latin and built out of chalk. It is rather roomy, here are besides dimensions: 32 meters length, including 19 for the nave, 6 for the transept and 7 for the chorus. The width of the chorus and the nave is of 6 meters, that of the transept 15,50 m in all. The nave is 16th century. The porch is vault on intersecting ribs. The gate in handle of basket under an archivolt in accodance, overcome by two bottoms of lamp decorated with angels carrying a neck whirrs.

Feudal mound with its farmyard (cad. D 584): inscription by decree of July 16th, 1982

Information resulting from: Mérimée, database of the Ministry for the culture

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Pas-de-Calais

External bonds

Buire-the-Dryness on the site of the national geographical Institute
Buire-the-Dryness on the site of INSEE
Buire-the-Dryness on the site of Quid
Localization of Buire-the-Dryness on a chart of France and communes bordering
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