Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel
chapel of the former Capuchin monastery with an elongated floor plan, semicircular barrel vault, false ribbed vault, side chapel with niche, and a flat apse in Saint-Servan, municipality of Saint-Malo, France
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Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel
Summary
Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel is a chapel[1].
Key Facts
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel is located in Saint-Malo[2].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel is in the country of France[3].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's instance of is recorded as chapel[4].
- Louis IX of France is named after Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel[5].
- Francis of Assisi is named after Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel[6].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel is made of granite[7].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel is made of shale[8].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel is made of sheet glass[9].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel took place at Saint-Servan-sur-Mer[10].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's postal code is recorded as 35400[11].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's Commons category is recorded as Chapelle Saint-Louis (Saint-Servan)[12].
- 1612 marks the founding of Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel[13].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 48.63713521416898, 'longitude': -2.015573548120483, 'precision': 1e-08}[14].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's described at URL is recorded as https://ascpmbyws.wordpress.com/about/saint-louis/[15].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's external data available at URL is recorded as https://patrimoine.bzh/gertrude-diffusion/recherche/globale?texte=IA00131013[16].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's heritage designation is recorded as architectural heritage[17].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's heritage designation is recorded as listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage[18].
- Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's street address is recorded as 3 Rue ville Pépin, 35400 Saint-Malo, France[19].
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Geography
Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel is in the country of France[3]. It is located in Saint-Malo[2].
Designation and Status
Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel's instance of is recorded as chapel[4]. Heritage statuses include architectural heritage[17] and listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage[18].
History and Context
1612 marks the founding of Saint-Louis Capuchin Chapel[13]. Things named after include Louis IX of France[5], a ruler[20], 1214–1270[21], of France[22] and Francis of Assisi[6], a poet[23], 1182–1226[24], specialised in theology[25].