“What a pleasure to welcome you today in this building rehabilitated after more than a year and a half of work and more than five years of project! » This Saturday afternoon, Yves Desvernes willingly appeared lyrical in the historic center of the town. It must be said that the neo-classical style building, where he spoke to a small audience, has changed its appearance in recent months. Forgotten the water infiltrations and this feeling of abandonment which had reigned there since 1960.
Because now the ancient Darnean slaughterhouses look brand new. A kind of renaissance that the chief magistrate was happy to comment on: “Here, in the past, farm animals were slaughtered. Today, products from surrounding farms are sold there. Here in the past, we worked in the service of local agriculture. Today, we promote the products of the daily work of the women and men of our region. »
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And this is not an empty phrase: “Through this project, the Darney municipal council wanted to give deep meaning to its action in favor of heritage protection, to return this building initially designed to agriculture and built for agriculture. The slaughterhouses transformed into a market hall become in fact the Place des Terroirs and every second Friday of the month, from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., heritage flourishes there. »
Supporting the dynamics
A plural that the councilor immediately declined: “The heritage built through this 19th century placee century which is getting back on its feet, the natural heritage across the Saône which flows nearby, a true natural backbone of our town on the banks of which we plan to create a pedestrian path, an intangible human heritage through the present peasant know-how here every month. » Without forgetting the skill which allowed the Balnean high school students to give new life to the old tractor displayed at the entrance.
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In this spirit, Yves Desvernes received the prize from the hands of Jackie Fremont, a departmental delegate of the Heritage Foundation who mobilized private funds in the affair, and Xavier Dorado, the boss of the construction federation of Vosges. A good way to support the dynamic that has surrounded the place since May!
