Saint-Méen

See also: Saint-Méen (homonymy)

Saint-Méen is a common department of the Finistere, in the area Brittany, in France.

History

Saint-Méen was a Trève of Ploudaniel, belonged to the archidiaconé of concerning Kemenet-Ily évêché of Leon.

Monuments

Martyrdom of Kérougon (Marquis de Kerougon): Cross and Crucifix in a small enclosure: built in the year 1950 in homage to new shot on July 14th, 1944.

Martyrdom of Prat-Guen: dating from XVIè century. Small Enclosure surrounded by a grid. Inscriptions: MISSION 1892; MISSION 1936; MISSION 1950. A more recent cross was added to the top.

Events

Births

Death

External bonds

  • http://www.amf29.asso.fr/html/Elus/Communes/Saint-Meen.htm

  • Site of the Community of Communes of the Country of Lesneven and the Coast of the Legends

See too

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