Section of the Natural history museum

The Section of the Natural history museum was represented with the Commune of Paris by:

Claude-Antoine Deltroit (1751 - 1794), miller, municipal officer with the civil statue, guillotine the 11 Thermidor year (July 29th 1794),
Jean-Baptiste Legendre (1734 -1794), former director of the accounts to the Control of the stations, municipal officer to the postal service, guillotine on Thermidor 11 year (July 29th, 1794),
Light, guillotine in July 1794.

This section gave up its primitive name of section of Louvre in May 1792.

Territory: District of Louvre - Auxerre-native Saint-Germain-the.

Population: 22.690 inhabitants, including 1.095 workmen and 522 lower-income group.

This section is one of richest and the populeuses sections of Paris.

This section supported the national Convention at the time of the anti-robespierriste insurrection of Thermidor 9 year (July 27th, 1794) in spite of its three representatives who lent oath to the Commune of Paris. They were guillotines on Thermidor 11 year (July 29th, 1794).

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