churches. This second part was more round, and did not look like a ship's hull. In the 16th century, four supplementary bays were added to both naves.

The famous "Axe masters" of the naval yards of the city created this building. The bays for the choir, were redone in the 19th century. The church is partially covered in chestnut shingles, which are called essentes. The neo-Norman porch was built following the model of rural