“A hidden street, lost to time?” you might ask, standing here in Périgny. Yes, we’re talking about the Rue Neuve des Plantes, though not the one you might expect. Our Rue Neuve des Plantes has its own story, distinct from its Parisian namesake. This street, tucked within Périgny, carries the echoes of a different past. While we don’t have grand tales of Parisian processions or bustling booksellers, the name itself sparks curiosity. Rue Neuve des Plantes, “New Street of Plants,” hints at a connection to nature, perhaps a road lined with gardens or leading to fields. Imagine the families who once lived along this street, the children who played here, the stories they created within these houses. The local history books might reveal forgotten details, tales of market gardens or nurseries that once thrived along this “New Street of Plants.” Our Rue Neuve des Plantes, while less famous, holds its own quiet charm and the potential for undiscovered stories. Perhaps a local resident can share some memories, connecting us to the past of this tranquil street.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to