Database: Pont Marie - Revision history

imported>Bovkaffe at 23:06, 27 December 2017

2017-12-27T23:06:46Z

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	The [[Pont Marie]] was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to [[Henry IV of France\|Henry IV]] to build a double wooden bridge across [[Île Saint-Louis\|Ile Saint-Louis]]. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in [[Paris]] at the time. About the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the last remaining houses were demolished.		The [[Pont Marie]] was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to [[Henry IV of France\|Henry IV]] to build a double wooden bridge across [[Île Saint-Louis\|Ile Saint-Louis]]. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in [[Paris]] at the time. About the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the last remaining houses were demolished.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 03:12, 2 October 2017

2017-10-02T03:12:11Z

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			[[File:ACU Pont Marie.JPG\|thumb\|220x220px]]
	The [[Pont Marie]] was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to [[Henry IV of France\|Henry IV]] to build a double wooden bridge across [[Île Saint-Louis\|Ile Saint-Louis]]. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in [[Paris]] at the time. About the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the last remaining houses were demolished.		The [[Pont Marie]] was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to [[Henry IV of France\|Henry IV]] to build a double wooden bridge across [[Île Saint-Louis\|Ile Saint-Louis]]. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in [[Paris]] at the time. About the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the last remaining houses were demolished.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Pont Marie}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Pont Marie}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Bovkaffe at 19:34, 2 August 2015

2015-08-02T19:34:03Z

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	The Pont Marie was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to Henry IV to build a double wooden bridge across Ile Saint-Louis. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in [[Paris]] at the time. About the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the last remaining houses were demolished.		The [[Pont Marie]] was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to [[Henry IV of France\|Henry IV]] to build a double wooden bridge across [[Île Saint-Louis\|Ile Saint-Louis]]. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in [[Paris]] at the time. About the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the last remaining houses were demolished.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Pont Marie}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Pont Marie}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 12:10, 1 March 2015

2015-03-01T12:10:13Z

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	The Pont Marie was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to Henry IV to build a double wooden bridge across Ile Saint-Louis. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in Paris at the time. About the time of the Revolution, the last remaining houses were demolished.		The Pont Marie was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to Henry IV to build a double wooden bridge across Ile Saint-Louis. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in [[Paris]] at the time. About the time of the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], the last remaining houses were demolished.
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			[[Category:Database: Locations]]
			[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Pont Marie to Database: Pont Marie

2015-03-01T11:41:49Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACU):Pont Marie to Database: Pont Marie

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The Pont Marie was named after its engineer, Christophe Marie (and not the Holy Virgin), who appealed to Henry IV to build a double wooden bridge across Ile Saint-Louis. Despite Henry's assassination, the project continued; the bridge would later be renovated in stone. The enterprising Marie completed his assignment after collecting 20 years of toll charges. He was also tasked with creating the quays that encircled the island and plotting its streets. The first stone of the north bridge was laid on October 11, 1614, and would be completed in 1630. In 1658, part of the bridge and the houses built atop it were destroyed by a flood, an all-too-common disaster in Paris at the time. About the time of the Revolution, the last remaining houses were demolished.
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