PAVILLON DES SOURCES ET GALERIE THERMALE

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The Pavillon des Sources is one of the three elements of the Hydromineral Establishment built in 1910 by Charles MEWES, along with the thermal baths and galleries. It is built on the site of the mineral spring analysed in 1760 by Doctor Charles BAGARD. A first wooden pavilion was built in 1820 and then replaced in 1885 by another iron and glass pavilion. The mosaics are from the company GENTIL et BOURDET of Billancourt, the bronze group of water pourers cast by the house CHRISTOFLE of Paris is the work of VISSEAUX.

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Source: DESTINATION VITTEL-CONTREXEVILLE

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Contrexéville

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