“A street named after springs?” she mused, her eyes scanning the unassuming path before them. “Here in Antony? It’s intriguing, isn’t it?” Our curiosity piqued, we find ourselves standing at the entrance of Rue des Sources Prolongée, a street that whispers tales of the past. Don’t let its modest appearance fool you. Rue des Sources Prolongée holds a unique place in the heart of Antony. This street, whose name translates to “Extended Street of Springs”, speaks to a time when this area was a tapestry of flowing waters and verdant paths. The name “Rue des Sources” itself harkens back to a time when this area was known for its natural springs. They provided water for a nearby mill. Today, the rumble of the city has replaced the gentle gurgling of water. Yet, as you stroll along Rue des Sources Prolongée, let your imagination wander. You might just hear the echoes of those bygone springs, a testament to the ever-changing landscape of Antony.
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.