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Castle and Comedy Bazemont

To talk about the comedy Bazemont (a village of Yvelines of 1544 inhabitants) requires first that I am talking about the castle of Bazemont:
This castle was built at the initiative of Charles O, who had just acquired the lordships of Sainte-Colombe and Bazemont . His family, which included financial, governors and armed men, also kept these areas for nearly two hundred and seventy years, and that in 1765 he became the property of Louis-Pierre Parat of Chalandray. The castle was bought in 1893 by the municipality, who installed the mayor and the schools of the town.


Now I'm able to tell you about the Comedy Bazemont:


In 1804, the lord of Louis-Pierre Parat Chalandray he built in his park an auditorium that called "The Comedy . The arched windows that give it its charm overlooking the large trough built in 1789 and became a pond.
Later the building served as a workshop and then a second home before being purchased by the Municipality in 1986.
"The Comedy" has found his vocation as village halls and public meetings or private.

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Castle Hennemont

Today I'll tell you about a unique architecture that is obviously in the long list of heritage items of Yvelines and more specifically in Saint Germain en Laye, and so (bearing drum ...):

THE CASTLE Hennemont


For History: The successor to a medieval priory and the castle of Baron Larcange, a new building is built on the initiative of the pharmacist Henri Cannone (1867-1961), inventor of the pellet Valda. Construction, far from being relevant to an architectural style specific and exclusive, is characterized by its eclecticism. The front facade is from the neo-Gothic and follows the concept that the internal structure of a building or outside apprehensible. The package includes three rounds of stairs, the first is like a dungeon-like niches and battlements, while revealing elements of classical and Renaissance decor. The front garden, with a main building flanked by two pavilions, is more of the early seventeenth century. The symmetry of the whole is not rigorous, the flag on the right is dominated by a pinion which evokes the early sixteenth century. The building now houses the International School.