The Place du Palais de Justice is defined by the imposing, neoclassical courthouse that occupies its entire west side. Inaugurated on October seventeen, eighteen ninety-two, this building was designed by the departmental architect Auguste-Vincent Dieudé-Defly. It stands directly over the former site of a Dominican convent, which had been established in the year twelve forty-three before being demolished to clear the land for the new law courts.
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