The former master's house, which belonged to a notary, on the 7th of Rue des Grands-Moulins, relives. Now owned by the association for the inclusion of persons with disabilities, it has been transformed into a medico-educational institute (IME) for children and adults.
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The former master's house, which belonged to a notary, on the 7th of Rue des Grands-Moulins, relives. Now owned by the association for the inclusion of persons with disabilities, it has been transformed into a medico-educational institute (IME) for children and adults.