engraved on your heart, when passing do not forget to say Hail to her.") The same verses are to be seen on the façade of Notre-Dame de Bon-Secours in Montréal. There is also St. Paul's Church, the St. Nicholas Church and the Protestant temple. The lower town was partly built on land reclaimed from the sea. Granville's military past remains, the upper part of the old town is surrounded with the consisting of the ramparts from the fifteenth century, the drawbridge (Grande'Porte), the bloody theatre of the "Siège des Vendéens" in 1793, built in the 15th century, destroyed and then raised in 1727, and listed as an historical monument since 2004. Inside the walls of the upper town are some beautiful houses of which several are concentrated on Rue Saint-Jean. On the Pointe du Roc overlooking the town, the Bazeilles barracks built in 1758, the Gênes-Champagne barracks built in 1788 and the battery built in 1942 by the German occupiers have been listed monuments since 1987 and 1994. The , built in the 15th century, registered as an historic monument since 1980, the Château de la Crête, and Saint-Nicolas' Manor, built in 1786 by the shipowner Nicolas Deslandes, have been registered monuments since 1986 and bear witness to the importance of certain families in the region. The statue of Pléville le Peley at the port celebrates the most illustrious character of the city. The casino of Art Nouveau and Art Deco style, built between 1910 and 1925 by architect , has been listed as an historic monument since 1992, the hotel des bains of 1926, the railway station of the 19th century, the , built in 1828, according to a study of Augustin Fresnel, high, , built in 1844, high, both classified as historical monuments, the on the rock of Sénéquet, off the coast and 27-hole golf course built in 1912 by Harry Shapland Colt all date from the beginning of the resort nature of the commune. The covered market was labeled 'Heritage of the 20th century' by the DRAC. The residential tower "Le Charme" [The Charm] located on Rue Jean Rostand dominates the commune with its thirteen floors. There is a museum located in one of the gates which preserves invaluable documents enabling visitors to discover the history of the town through the centuries. Granville also is the home of the Christian Dior Museum, which is located in the