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Église Saint-Laurent

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Situated on a hill, this neo-Gothic church made of sandstone and limestone was built in 1874-1875. The architect was Charles Bouvrie, who also designed the churches of Grimbiémont and Roy. Inside, the furnishings are neo-Gothic in style, except for a wooden lectern dating from the 16th century and a pulpit from the 18th century. The church also houses a polychrome wooden statue of Saint Lawrence dating from around 1500.

Address place Capitaine Mostene 6900 On

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