Aître Saint-Maclou

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Cemetery
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186 rue Martainville, 76000 Rouen

Cour Aître Saint-Maclou — ©
© Alan Aubry - Métropole Rouen Normandie

Détail sculpture aître Saint-Maclou — ©
© PO Deschamps

Galerie Aître Saint-Maclou — ©
© Alan Aubry - Métropole Rouen Normandie

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The history of this strange, yet exceptional site dates from the Great Plague of 1348, which killed three-fourths of the parish. The Aître St. Maclou was thus built as a plague cemetery. The building is now home to the Regional Fine Arts School. A glass case near the entrance contains a cat s skeleton that was found in the walls.