File:Abbaye Notre-Dame du Bec panorama.jpg
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English: The bell tower was built in 1467. Until 1810 it was 60 metres high. There are 200 steps to go to the top. the four bells were destroyed in the French Revolution. Rebuilt by monks from 1742 to 1750. The building on the left, with the open entry is used as church nowadays. After the French Revolution it was used as horse stable (!). The building to the right is nowadays the library. |
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