Church of Notre-Dame
Boissy-en-Drouais, FR
The Church of Our Lady of Boissy-en-Drouais was built in the twelfth century by William of Champagne, bishop of Chartres, and almost completely rebuilt in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries in a Gothic style. At the time of the Revolution the church was stripped of furniture and rich ornaments. The church has a high bell tower and a nave, vaulted with painted shingles. Its large door is remarkably adorned with entablatures, columns and jambs surmounted by a shell, made of Paris stone.