Nanteuil-on-Aisne

Nanteuil-on-Aisne is a common French, located in the department of the the Ardennes and the area Champagne-Ardenne.

Geography

History

Nanteuil on Aisne, formerly Nanteuil, had a fortress, before XVIe century, dominating the course of Aisne (certainly destroyed by the wars of the Sling, which also devastated the whole of the village). A more contemporary castle replaced it. Currently only the wing of the servants persists, following the many destruction of the two wars (Nanteuil was the witness of a battle during the second world war, which was at the origin of its total destruction). The current owners are it since the beginning of the XIXe century. An old family, Leseur de Beine, perhaps left her name to a road leading to the famous wood of Nanteuil… the street Beine. Very few prewar vestiges put aside the remaining part of the castle, probably XVIIe, and a dependence of a farm which mentions the date " 1821". The current church was rebuilt between the two wars; the old one had another plan and a different architecture. It sembait to date from XVIe century, to believe the documents of them has mentioning it. Traces of habitats of origin gallos-Romans are visible on the soil of the village (near to the archeological site of Acy-Lovesong).

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Old castle (there remains only one visible wing, that of the servants and its porch of entry). Old laundrette close to the channel. Building of farm (dated " 1821"). Entered of a farm, certainly XVIIIe or XIXe century (two ram square out of hard stones).

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Ardennes

External bonds

Nanteuil-on-Aisne on the site of the national geographical Institute
Nanteuil-on-Aisne on the site of INSEE
Nanteuil-on-Aisne on the site of Quid
Localization of Nanteuil-on-Aisne on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Nanteuil-on-Aisne on Mapquest

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