Driencourt

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Scene Description: includes an illustration of the old church destroyed in WWI

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view of church exterior - south view

Scene Description: the old church destroyed in WWI

Copyright Statement: Image copyright © APictche, 2014

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view of church exterior - southwest view

Scene Description: the modern church of the 1920s

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INFORMATION

FontID: 03019DRI
Church/Chapel: Eglise paroissiale Sainte-Radegonde [old church destroyed]
Church Patron Saints: St. Radegund [aka Radegunda, Radegunde]
Church Location: 80240 Driencourt, France
Country Name: France
Location: Somme, Hauts-de-France
Directions to Site: Located 6 kms NE of Peronne, 25 km NEt of Saint-Quentin.
Ecclesiastic Region: Diocèse d'Amiens
Historical Region: Picardie
Century and Period: , Medieval
Church Notes: church destroyed in WWI; re-built 1920s
Listed by Enlart (1902) in a group of difficult to date fonts. The old church and the whole village were destroyed in WWI.

MEDIUM AND MEASUREMENTS

Material: stone, type unknown

REFERENCES

Enlart, Camille, Manuel d'archéologie française depuis les temps mérovingiens jusqu'à la Renaissance, Paris: Alphonse Picard & fils, 1902