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Melecey
Saint-Etienne church
Saint-Etienne church
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47 ° 31 ′ 10 ″ N 6 ° 29 ′ 25 ″ E

Melecey is a municipality and a village of Haute-Saone possessing an old saltworks fairly well preserved an old cemetery with cast iron crosses.

Understand

visitor Center

  • 1 Pays de Villersexel tourist office Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a facebook link, Logo indicating a telephone number  33 3 84 205959

Story

Mélecey depended on the seigneury of the priory of Marast.

A saline exploits brine on the territory of the village to extract rock salt in the second half of the 19th century.

Coal mines were also exploited in and around the town after the agreement of a concession on September 29, 1843. It closed in 1865 after a firedamp shot was killed 10 miners.

To go

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  • 1 Old saltworks Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Unique heritage in the department, buildings and fireplace relatively preserved and clearly visible from the road.
  • 2 Old cemetery Logo indicating a link to the website – In addition to the tombstones, the cemetery is adorned with many crosses in cast iron and wrought iron which were made in the foundry of Fallon, neighboring villages.
  • 3 The church.  – The entrance to the church is decorated with modern stained glass windows.

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Around

  • 1 Fallon Logo indicating a wikipedia link – While Mélecey is marked by the history of salt, the neighboring village of Fallon is marked by the history of iron with the presence of mines and a foundry. Both villages have also mined small amounts of charcoal.
    • 2 Great Ray fault and iron mines Logo indicating a link to the website – .
    • 3 Foundry  – an elegant little building topped by a steeple is visible in the immediate vicinity of the Mélecey saltworks.
    • 4 Chateau  – Monument classified or registered as historical monuments in France private site and closed to the public but visible from afar.
    • 5 Lavoir-fountain  – Monument classified or registered as historical monuments in France large covered washhouse from 1764.
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