Cimetière de Bouère, Historical cemetery in Bouère, France.
Cimetière de Bouère is a burial ground from the late 18th century with four distinct sections organized by maintained yew trees and boxwood hedges. The pathways run in a clear pattern throughout the entire site.
The cemetery was established in the second half of the 18th century and was consecrated by the Bishop of Le Mans in 1780. In 2005, it received designation as a historic monument.
The small Notre-Dame de Pitié chapel built in 1810 stands in the southwest corner and shows how important this place is for the community's mourning and remembrance. Visitors can see how faith and memory are physically connected here.
The gated entrance on Rue du Prieuré is easy to spot, and the grounds remain accessible throughout the year. The clear layout of pathways makes it simple to navigate the site.
The grounds preserve their original quadrilateral layout with boxwood hedges separating the burial sections into regular divisions. This geometric pattern remains distinctly visible and shapes the overall appearance today.
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