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The Abbaye was built in the 8th century. |
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Place Clemenceau, the center of town. The pharmacy was once a home owned by the Jäger family. |
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The paddle wheel belonged to the factory Burcklé, wool industry which manufactured harnesses. The Zurlindens and Jägers were tailors and cobblers. |
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Rue du Maréchal Foch. Family ancestors walked these same streets over 400 years ago! |
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Église St. Martin was originally built in 1786. |
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Looking down on Masevaux. |
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The Mairie (town hall) was where we did our genealogical research. |
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There were flowers everywhere. |
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Girls playing in one of the town fountains. |
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Jim & Denni ready to savor some Alsacian food. |
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Ready for dinner at the Hostellerie Alsacienne. |
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The room was small, but comfortable. |
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