Saint-Hippolyte

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Neolithic site occupied at the Roman time.

" Fulrado vilare " or " farm of Fulrade "" of Saint-Denis is quoted for the first time in 774.

It is only when Fulrade, abbot of Saint Denis deposited there relics of " Saint Hippolyte " that the village took its current name at the end of the 8th century.

Saint Hippolyte passed to the Dukes of Lorraine in the 13th century, and was fortified before 1316.

It was then that the village was provided with the title of city.

It remained an enclace of Lorraine of the ground of Alsace until the Revolution

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