The Church of Saint Joseph (French: Église Saint-Joseph de Nancy) is a church in the Romanesque Revival style in Nancy, France, on the Rue de Mon-Désert.
History Built between 1890 and 1905, it is the work of the architect Léopold Amédée Hardy, with a pulpit and furniture designed by Eugène Vallin..Notice , dans Jean-Michel Leniaud, Répertoire des architectes diocésains du 19th century, sur le site de l'Édition en ligne de l'École des chartes. Organ The church's organ, built by Jean-Adam Dingler (like that in Blâmont), dates back to 1758 and comes from the former Abbey of Saint-Joseph in Nancy (now a Protestant church), but has since been heavily modified. Its organ case, and subsequently its instrumental part, were classified as monuments historiques by decrees dated September 22 and 10, 1990, respectively.
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