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Français : Ce grand bâtiment avec l’inscription Palais de Justice a été construit en 1736 pour servir de caserne avec des fonds donnés par le Cardinal de Fleury, abbé à la tête de l’abbaye et seigneur de Tournus. Il voulait soulager les habitants de la charge du logement des gens de guerre et maintenir une garnison permanente à Tournus. Au moment de la Révolution, les Chasseurs d’Alsace y tenaient garnison. Les écuries au rez-de-chaussée pouvaient contenir 190 chevaux et l’étage logeait 436 soldats. Sous Napoléon, la caserne fut transformée en dépôt de mendicité, c’est-à-dire en logement et lieu de travail destiné à accueillir les mendiants pour fabriquer des couvertures et des draps. A partir de 1807 la commune devient propriétaire et laisse utiliser les salles du rez-de-chaussée pour y stocker du grain. C’est alors que la place des casernes est appelée place Grenette. Quelques années plus tard, le bâtiment servit de maison de correction puis de gendarmerie. La ville y installa ensuite une école communale et le Palais de Justice. Et plus récemment encore d'école de musique. Ce bâtiment mesure environ
Date end of the 19th Century
Source https://www.lejsl.com/edition-de-chalon/2018/04/28/1733-2018-le-palais-de-justice-a-connu-de-nombreuses-fonctions
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