The castle of Vierville, various photos after the war
3 - Various views, after the war and the protected wooded areas B8 and B9, located in the castle domain
(details) Seen from the ruins of the bell tower, in 1949 and below in 1953
(details) 1985
(details) The wood along the "Fossé Gras" June 2006
The castle of Vierville1995
1995
(details) 1974, seen from the church
"Azulejos" sign brought back from Portugal by a previous owner
The fireplace of the large dining room
1997, Faces N and S
April 2007
(details) on the East enclosure, a small lookout post with 2 arches
(details) The Northeast Tower and the East enclosure
(details) The East enclosure seen from the North
(details) at the foot of the so-called Abbot's turret, an old circular well with a cut stone curb
(details) On a common building, a false stone gargoyle
(details) In the castle, on a wall prior to the reconstruction of the 17th century, there are 2 superimposed arches, the lowest of which is blocked today.
(details) seen from the bell tower, before the war
(details) Seen from the cypress of the mansion of Than, mid-height
(details) Seen from the cypress, at the top
View from the turret
The castle of Vierville 1995
2008, perimeter wall East
Seen from the Bricsart shards
Domains of the castle of Vierville, classified areas for the protection of landscapes: 1 building (castle) and 3 walls to be saved along the Chasse au Fresne and Chasse-Bertin paths.
Entrance to the castle, Grandcamp road
2011
(details) May 2012
Around 1960
A fire destroys an outbuilding of the Château de ViervilleRead the rewritten text
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On the night of a Monday to a Tuesday, around four o'clock, a fire destroyed an outbuilding of the castle of Vierville-sur-Mer, owned by Jean Hausermann, a Parisian engineer. The building, uninhabited, measured twelve meters long by seven meters wide.
On his way to work, the baker Mr. Brard saw the flames and gave the alarm. The Trévières firefighters, commanded by Captain Havel, quickly intervened. The strong wind pushed the flames towards the roof of the neighboring castle and threw flames up to a large building bordering the national road 814.
Faced with the risk of spread, the rescuers asked for the help of their colleagues in Bayeux. They had controlled most of the fire shortly before five o'clock, but several additional hours were needed to extinguish it permanently.
The building, which included a floor and an attic, served as a barn and repair shop. It contained two barrels of cider, equipment and tools. Almost everything was destroyed. The damage was estimated at several tens of thousands of francs; the gendarmes of Trévières were investigating the origin of the disaster.
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1964
(details) Work on the tower in 1969
(Put out of water)
(details) 1963
(details) 1963
(details) Old trees along the ditch of the "Le Fossé Gras" field, West side, June 2006
(details) Hydrangeas along the northern limit of the forest, June 2006
2008, dovecote, interior
Panoramic view from the Fossé-Gras
2010
tous 1995, illuminated east face
The illuminated castle (details)
(details) July 2011
April 2007
(details) The castle seen by Antoinette Margottat
(details) The castle seen by Jean-Pierre Hausermann
Bois B8 - Vierville Castle Park - AH14 - 1.33 ha
Wooded Set n°B8 (classified in POS 1995):
Location: Château de Vierville, in a semi-urbanized area, plot AH14
Size and general condition: 1.33 ha of forestage in good condition, with large subjects
Variety of species and vegetation strata: The majority stratum is wooded. The species are very varied with sometimes ornamental species. The species present are: sycomore maple, linden, cherry laurel, sauce laurel, plane tree...
Perception of wood in its environment: participates in the landscape integration of different sites (church and castle of Vierville)
Role in water protection: none
Ecological role: Ecological interest to preserve because aforest serves as a shelter for wildlife and can be used for bird nesting. Ecological corridor with other wooded areas nearby.
This wooded area deserves a classification because of its landscape role and its ecological interest.
Proposal to maintain the ranking
B8 - Maintenance of the ranking - AH14 - 1.33 ha
Bois B9 - At the entrance of the castle of Vierville - AH88 for part - 0.12 ha
Wooded Set No. B9 (classified in POS 1995)
Location: Château de Vierville, in a semi-urbanized area, plot AH88 for part
Size and general condition: 0.12 ha of afforestation in good condition, with large subjects
Variety of species and vegetation strata: The majority strata is wooded. The species represented are: chestnut tree, sycomore maple, pine, weeping ash
Perception of wood in its environment participates in the landscape integration of the Château de Vierville, especially in the crossroads going to the sea
Role in water protection: none
Ecological role: Ecological interest to preserve because aforest serves as a shelter for wildlife and can be used for bird nesting. Ecological corridor with other wooded areas nearby.
This wooded area deserves a classification for its landscape role and ecological interest.
Proposal to maintain the ranking
B9 - Ranking maintenance - AH88 pie - 0.12 ha
