Another view of the church

This is a view from near the bridge in Saint-Aignan looking up into town. The church's towers are prominent. On or near this site stood the old flour mill. It was built into part of the bridge and extended onto the south bank. Here is an old photo of the mill from www.saint-aignan.org.

The rue Paul-Boncour rises up from the river toward the middle of town.

Now, long abandoned, ravaged by fire, and finally demolished, the only traces of the mill are the foundations in the river where water powered the millstones. The street has been straightened, and a small parking lot now sits along side. The town does a nice job maintaining a flower bed at the entrance to the old center.