A hush falls over our group as we stand before the Avenue François Molé. It’s not every day you encounter a street named after a renowned French actor. The Avenue François Molé, right here in Antony, pays homage to none other than François-René Molé. Molé was a star of the Comédie-Française, captivating audiences for over four decades. His talent transcended genres, moving seamlessly from tragic heroes to comedic charmers. He was so beloved that people flocked from all over, eager to witness his captivating performances. Imagine, for a moment, the thrill of seeing Molé command the stage. His voice, his presence, his ability to embody any character, it’s no wonder he was the darling of Paris. Molé’s connection to Antony goes beyond this avenue. He sought solace in this very town, finding respite from the bustling city life. He even purchased a property here, gradually expanding his estate with each passing year. Molé, known for his generosity, often held grand feasts in his Antony abode.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.