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On the upstream side, the platform follows the Joseph-Gillet quay [ first ] which borders the Croix-Rousse plateau. It begins at the junction with the Hoche climb which marks the limit of first is arrondissement with the 4 It is arrondissement, at 130 m Upstream of the K\u0153nig bridge, so just after Fort Saint-Jean [ 2 ] , [ 3 ] . It ends on the downstream side at the corner of rue d’Alg\u00e9rie in the town hall axis, opposite the La Feuill\u00e9e bridge, from where it is extended by the Quai de la Fisherie [ 4 ] , [ 5 ] , [ 6 ] . He borders the part of the peninsula dominated by Place des Terreaux, to the district of Serin on the set (on the left bank) which faces the old district of Vaise on the right bank. It is a narrow strip along the river, at this place where the hill of the Croix-Rousse descends in steep slopes on the Sa\u00f4ne. Saint-Vincent The name of Saint-Vincent comes from the old Saint-Vincent church of the Augustinian Fathers Monastery in the eponymous street, dedicated to the patron saint of winegrowers [ 7 ] . Sainte-Marie-aux-Cha\u00eenes downstream from Fort Saint-Jean The name of “Sainte-Marie-aux-Cha\u00eenes” for a portion of quay downstream from Fort Saint-Jean, comes from the fact that the customs officers then had, upstream of the Sa\u00f4ne, chains across the river to prevent the smugglers to enter Lyon by river. They also serve in wartime: in 1418 the consulate, which awaited an attack on Burgundians, had several fortifications reinforce and makes the channels tender on the Sa\u00f4ne [ 7 ] . In 1434: “If the enemy is approaching more, we will tend the Saint-George chain [ n 1 ] To observe that the wheat and all the food leaves the city; Likewise that of under Pierre-Scise \u00bb\u00bb – Clerjon 1830, p.  460 The chains are carried by alignments of boats [ 9 ] . The one close to Pierre-Scize gives her name to the quay of “Sainte Marie aux channels”, future quai de Serin, then Quai Saint-Vincent [ 7 ] .  ‘ La Veue de Lion Descend par la saosne \u00bb \u00ab( The view of Lyon descending by the Sa\u00f4ne \u00bb), By Israel Sylvestre (1649-1650), showing the beginning of the Quai Saint-Vincent upstream with Fort Saint-Jean on the left, the location of the future attic of abundance to its right, and boats bearing the chain of Sainte- Marie-aux-Cha\u00eenes. The current Quai Saint-Vincent is not a creation of a single room: originally it is a succession of “individual” quays in the neighboring villages, and ports in stands advancing in The Sa\u00f4ne. Thus in 1605 the Quai des Augustins was built.In 1624, the Quai Saint-Antoine and the Quai des C\u00e9lestins, which extended it downstream [ ten ] . The part called “Quai Sainte-Marie-aux-Cha\u00eenes” [ 7 ] is built from 1618 to 1623; It is also known as “Quai Saint-Vincent” because it is in front of the town of the same name [ ten ] . At first, this quay stops at the height of Fort Saint-Jean at the entrance to the Pierre-Scize parade; It is shortly after prolonged north by the quay of Hallercourt [ ten ] . Thus, the southern part of the Quai Saint-Vincent was first called “Quai des Augustins”.The upstream part was the “Quai Saint-Benoit”.Even more upstream, it was “Sainte-Marie-aux-Cha\u00eenes”;and finally the “Hallinger Quai” [ 7 ] . Later the Quai d’Hallingel became the Quai de Serin. In 1842, the Quai de Serin still passed before the attic of abundance; He stopped in place of the Butte and was extended by the Quai Sainte-Marie-des-Cha\u00eenes [ 11 ] .  The Hallinger Porte, or North Porte de Lyon [ 7 ] , bars the quay at the corner of Fort Saint-Jean since its construction in 1639 [ ten ] , [ n 2 ] . Note that the task of building the quays of the Sa\u00f4ne is significantly easier on the left bank than in the right bank: XVI It is Century The banks of the latter were constructed practically continuous from the castle of Pierre Scize (it is the Bourgneuf), except for the gaps necessary to access the small local ports. On the other hand, the banks of the right bank are practically naked to the stone bridge (see plan opposite). Quai des Augustins [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Arrived in Lyon at the start of XIII It is Century, the Augustins first settled along the Sa\u00f4ne, the quay then being outside the city enclosure; This faubourg is called Cheneviers [ twelfth ] , [ n 3 ] . The rue des Augustins, which leads to the platform then bearing the same name at 65 m upstream of the La Feuill\u00e9e bridge [ 5 ] , was pierced in 1658 on land of the convent, which changed his address simply by opening a portal on the new street [ 13 ] . In 1823, the convent served as a barracks for the royal gendarmerie in the department [ 14 ] . Quai Saint-Benoit [ modifier | Modifier and code ] We do not know where he was starting and ended, but he included the very short rue Saint-Beno\u00eet which joins the rue de la Vieille and the Quai Saint-Vincent, at 175 m Upstream of the Saint-Vincent bridge [ 15 ] . This street marks the end of the Saint-Vincent district [ 16 ] ; His name recalls the presence of Benedictines [ 17 ] which inaugurate their convent in 1664 and stay there until the revolution [ 18 ] . The port of Neuville was Quai Saint-Benoit [ 19 ] .Gonin passage [ 20 ] was at the time of its construction at n O 89 of the Quai Saint-Benoit [ 21 ] . But the names Quai Saint-Vincent and Quai Saint-Benoit coexisted for an unknown period [ 22 ] , at least in 1825 [ 23 ] . In 1810, a diligence service (six-seater diligence and two of Cabriolet) daily Lyon-Paris (and Paris-Lyon), making the trip in a hundred and o’clock, has the Lyonnais terminus Le Quai Saint-Benoit; In Paris the Terminus is rue Notre-Dame-des-Victoires. Another service passed through Bourbonnais, starting from the Antonio house, side of the cafes, on Place des Terreaux [ 24 ] . Old ports [ modifier | Modifier and code ] At the beginning of XVI It is century, the Saint-Vincent port at the Quai des Augustins is, with the port of Chalamont more downstream on the Sa\u00f4ne, one of the two important ports in Lyon (the port of rue Neuve, the only real port on the Rh\u00f4ne, receives Almost only foodstuffs from Haut-Rh\u00f4ne) [ 25 ] . Among the infrastructures annexed to the Port Saint-Vincent is a rare four-story barn called Thibaud Camus barn [ 26 ] . The port of Neuville, at Quai Saint-Benoit, was the largest port in Lyon in XVIII It is century. It was filled after the 1856 flood [ 7 ] . He adjusted the Port Charvin [ 27 ] . There was also the port of Saint-Benoit [ 28 ] . Port Saint-Vincent is the place of landing of grains on the Sa\u00f4ne (the other grain port of Lyon is the port of Saint-Clair on the Rh\u00f4ne) [ 29 ] , [ 30 ] . From 1668, grain fairground merchants were allowed to sell directly in landing ports [ 29 ] . Some notable floods [ modifier | Modifier and code ] The evening of Saturday December 2, 1570, the Rh\u00f4ne entered into flood [ thirty first ] and keeps climbing until the following Monday [ 32 ] , he is grown by the Sa\u00f4ne also in flood [ 33 ] . For the second time known (the first being in the year 580), Rh\u00f4ne and Sa\u00f4ne come together on the Place des Cordeliers [ 34 ] , on the peninsula facing the Lafayette bridge [ 35 ] . The Guilloti\u00e8re district (left bank of the Rh\u00f4ne) is ravaged [ 36 ] And this flood has undoubtedly reached the Quai Saint-Vincent, at least in its part swallows. After the flood from September 18 to 27, 1602 and completed Ennoyade des quais from Hallinger to Ainay, a marker for this flood is fixed on the second house of the Quai Saint-Vincent [ 37 ] . There too Rh\u00f4ne and Sa\u00f4ne come together in place of the Cordeliers [ 34 ] . The February 1711 flood took place in two stages: a first rise in the two rivers on February 11; slow decree started; and revival of flooding aging from February 20 to 26 [ 34 ] up to a level of more than 60 cm Above that of 1602. Rh\u00f4ne and Sa\u00f4ne are unwilling to join in rue Comfort and meet on the 26th at the end of the email. The door of Hallercourt, the door of Saint-Georges downstream and the Porte de Vaise (Porte de Pierre Scize?) Is barred by the waters for several days [ 38 ] . The Sa\u00f4ne touches the wooden floor of the Saint-Vincent bridge (and the last arcade of the stone bridge downstream); It removes the whole pavement and hollows deep depressions in the augustine church, and makes it long unusable [ 39 ] . Historically, it is of great importance by connecting the two oldest Lyon poles in the city center and the Vaise district. It is the seat of the immense building of subsistence which served the army for a long time, before becoming a place devoted to culture. In the early 1930s, the banks of the quay were invested by swimmers, not without opposition. At the request of the Lyon Section of the League for the recovery of public morality (LRMP), the mayor, \u00c9douard Herriot, has a public inquiry carried out, which concludes that the swimmers appear “sufficiently dressed for their exercises to carry no damage to public morality ” [ 40 ] . The Quai Saint-Vincent offers two particularly interesting aspects: His geographical location [ modifier | Modifier and code ] It offers beautiful views of the slopes of the Rousse Croix, in particular on the Parc des Chartreux from which the rock falls stolen from Port-Neuville square which opens onto the quay and on Place Rouville. It also has some curiosities like this small underground street which, by an arcade, gives directly on the platform and is rightly called the Covered Street. Almost at the end of the platform, just before its junction with the Quai de la fisherie, is the Notre-Dame-Saint-Vincent church, the old Saint-Louis church built just before the revolution. It gives access to the other bank of the Sa\u00f4ne by the Roche man’s bridge , the Saint-Vincent gateway and the bridge The leaf , thus offering other points of view such as the sculpture of The man of the rock Facing the bridge of the same name and the entrance to the Saint-Paul district which opens onto the quays opposite the La Feuill\u00e9e bridge.  Its heritage [ modifier | Modifier and code ] It houses many markers, young and old, in the history of the city: Fort Saint-Jean, the subsistence, the Lyonnais fresco, the attic of abundance, as well as many other points of interest. Subsistence First convent then warehouse and bakery\/millerie of the army – hence its name “the subsistence”, the restoration of the facilities from 1997 allowed the creation of the City of artists , Center for accommodation and support for artists, painters, sculptors, decorators … whose users have contributed to revive this old part of the district and whose classic sober architecture is beautifully part of the landscape. This space dedicated to culture has also housed the National School of Fine Arts in Lyon, which offers artists, which make them more available for creation for creation for creation [ n 4 ] : accommodation, work tools, financial support, public meetings: performances, dance shows, plays, rehearsals, meetings, circus … Lyonnais fresco [ 41 ] The restoration of a real estate set on the island Place Saint-Vincent-Rue de la Martini\u00e8re which overlooks the quay made it possible to make a fresco of trompe-l’oeil walls called the Lyonnais fresco [ 41 ] . There are indeed represented several famous Lyonnais, ancients and medieval poets Maurice Sc\u00e8ve and Louise Lab\u00e9, whom her contemporaries had nicknamed The beautiful cordi\u00e8re , or contemporaries like Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Dard, Bernard Pivot or Paul Bocuse. This set was supplemented by frescoes on other buildings which makes it a place of curiosity and very frequented walk. Abundant This beautiful facade of XVIII It is A century practically in front of the K\u0153nig bridge, now shelters the Drac Auvergne-Rh\u00f4ne-Alpes and dance lessons from the National Conservatory of Lyon. Craft district in antiquity The discoveries in the 1960s of the potters sites of the Butte, the Handling, the Muette and Saint-Vincent demonstrated the artisanal vocation developed along this quay at the Gallo-Roman era, by glass and bronziers craftsmen and bronziers . Two plates mark the level of the flood of October 5, 1840: on the Drac building (the attic of abundance where the line is not too high; and on the subsistence where it arrives at the eye of the eyes [ 7 ] . On other Wikimedia projects: Related articles [ modifier | Modifier and code ] external links [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Bibliography [ modifier | Modifier and code ] : document used as a source for writing this article. [Clerjon 1830] Clerjon, History of Lyon, from its foundation to the present day , vol. 3, Lyon, Th\u00e9odore Laurent, 1830 , 480 p. , on Archive.org  ( read online ) . [Combe 2007] Claire Combe, The sleeping city? The risk of flooding in Lyon – Geohistoric and systemic approach to the risk of flood in urban and peri -urban areas (Doctoral thesis in geography, development and town planning), Lumi\u00e8re Lyon 2, 2007 , on theses.univ-lyon2.fr  ( Online presentation , read online ) . Notes [ modifier | Modifier and code ] \u2191 The Saint-Georges chain was at Porte Saint-Georges, at the Sa\u00f4ne-Rh\u00f4ne confluence on the right bank (west side), near Saint-Laurent Hospital [ 8 ] .  \u2191 “In 1639, the Marquis of Hallingel, then governor of Lyon, made a door to the right of Fort Saint-Jean […]” [ ten ] .  \u2191 On the N.-D.-Saint-Vincent church of the Augustins n O 34 quai Saint-Vincent, see historical and statistical sketches 1823, p. 122-124 And ‘ A view of the church as an interactive street camera \u00bb , on Google.fr\/maps ..  \u2191 Diversified creation mainly comprising dance and circus shows, plays, places of rehearsal and meeting …  References [ modifier | Modifier and code ] \u2191 ‘ Quai Joseph Gillanet \u00bb , on ruesdelyon.net  (consulted the February 23, 2020 ) .  \u2191 ‘ Climb Hoche, quai Saint-Vincent and quai Joseph Gillet in Lyon, an interactive map \u00bbOn Geoportail.  \u2191 ‘ Beginning of the Saint-Vincent quay and climb Hoche in Lyon. Street camera view \u00bb , on Google.fr\/maps .You can slide the view to the left or right (place the cursor on the right or left side of the view, click on the left mouse button, hold the lean button and slide the view to the left or right ); Advance the camera by clicking on the road; And reposition the camera elsewhere by placing the mouse in the insert card at the bottom left of the window, then clicking on one of the blue features that appear. \u2191 ‘ Fisheries Quai \u00bb , on ruesdelyon.net  (consulted the February 23, 2020 ) .  \u2191 a et b ‘ Rue de l’Alg\u00e9rie, quai Saint-Vincent and quai de la fisherie in Lyon, an interactive map \u00bbOn Geoportail.  \u2191 ‘ Rue de l’Alg\u00e9rie (on the right) separating the Quai Saint-Vincent (left) from the Quai de la Fisherie (excluding camera, behind) in Lyon. Street camera view \u00bb , on Google.fr\/maps .  \u2191 a b c d e f g and h Quai Saint-Vincent, on ruesdelyon.net .  \u2191 [Floury-Buchalin 2008] C\u00e9cile Floury-Buchalin, ” Clean up and protect the body of the city. The emergence of public health in Lyon in the 17th century \u00bb, Christians and societies , n O 15, 2008 , p. 29-58 ( read online [on journals.openedion.org ], consulted the February 22, 2020 ) , Paragr. 32.  \u2191 Myriam de Santis, ‘ Subsistence \u00bb , history and presentation of the place, on lelyondesGones.com  (consulted the February 10, 2020 ) .  \u2191 A B C D and E Combe 2007, second part> chap. 2> Section II.1.B: “The development of the left bank and the first quays of the Sa\u00f4ne (1605-1649)” .  \u2191 Bertrand 2000, part 2: “The Atelier de la Butte – Archaeological Data”> Section 2.1.1 “Old discoveries” .  \u2191 ‘ Historical and statistical sketches on the city of Lyon \u00bb( XII It is article), Historical and literary tablets of the City of Lyon: Journal of Industry, customs, theaters and fine arts , Lyon, t. 3, n O 53, from November 5, 1823 to April 30, 1824, p. 265-270 ( read online [on books.google.fr ]) , p. 265-266 .  \u2191 Historical and statistical sketches 1823, p. 265.  \u2191 Historical and statistical sketches 1823, p. 269.  \u2191 ‘ Rue Saint-Benoit in Lyon, an interactive map \u00bbOn Geoportail.  \u2191 ‘ Rue Saint-Benoit \u00bb , on ruesdelyon.net  (consulted the February 21, 2020 ) .  \u2191 Ren\u00e9 Lacour, ‘ Priory Saint -Beno\u00eet (Lyon) 1658 – 1790 \u00bb , Archives directory 30 h 1-20, on Archives.rhone.fr , 1970 (consulted the February 21, 2020 ) .  \u2191 ‘ Clos Saint-Benoit \u00bb , on ruesdelyon.net  (consulted the February 21, 2020 ) .  \u2191 The friend of religion and the king , t. 23 (ecclesiastical, political and literary newspaper), Paris, 1820 , on books.google.fr  ( read online ) , p. 160 .  \u2191 ‘ Not (Passage) Gonin in Lyon, interactive map \u00bbOn Geoportail.  \u2191 ‘ Gonin passage \u00bb , on ruesdelyon.net  (consulted the February 21, 2020 ) .  \u2191 ‘ Alignment plan of the Saint-Beno\u00eet quai and project of sidewalks Quai Saint-Vincent \u00bb , on fondsenligne.archives-lyon.fr  (consulted the February 21, 2020 ) .  \u2191 ‘ Geometric plan of the above Clos Saint-Beno\u00eet, Carmelites and Riondel located on the northern part of Lyon \u00bb , on fondsenligne.archives-lyon.fr , 1825 (consulted in February 2020 ) .  \u2191 [Aynard 1888] Th\u00e9odore Aynard, Touring in time formerly in France, England, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Sicily, Station, Diligence, Valeurin, Sled, Esperonade, Horse and Patache, from 1787 to 1844 , Lyon, 1888 , on Gallica.bnf.fr  ( read online ) , chap. 7 (“Post and diligence service in 1970, 1810 and 1850. Comparisons of means of transport [\u2026]”), p. 211-212 .  \u2191 [Rossiaud 2012] Jacques Rossiaud, Lyon 1250-1550: Realities and imagination of a metropolis , ed. Vallon field, coll. “Eras”, 2012 , 564 p. , on books.google.fr  (ISBN\u00a0 2876736551 , read online ) .  \u2191 [Rossiaud 2004] Jacques Rossiaud, \u00ab River ports in the Middle Ages (France, Italy) \u00bb, Proceedings of the Congress of the Society of Medieval Historians of Higher Education , n O 35 “sea ports and river ports in the Middle Ages”, 2004 , p. 9-19 ( read online [on persee ]) , p. 17 .  \u2191 ‘ Port Charvin Lyon \u00bb , on guichetdusavoir.org  (consulted the February 21, 2020 ) .  \u2191 ‘ Geometric plan of the Saint-Vincent district \u00bb , on fondsenligne.archives-lyon.fr , 1750 (consulted in February 2020 ) .  \u2191 a et b [Martinat 2008] Monica Martinat, \u00ab\u00a0 The organization of abundance warehouses in Lyon in XVII It is century \u00bb, Mixtures of the French school in Rome , vol. 120, n O 2 “The scientific book at the beginnings of modern times. Warehouses and traffic announced in the Mediterranean \u201d, 2008 , p. 590 ( read online [on persee ]) .  \u2191 ‘ Grenier Public Dit Grenier d’Abondance then National Gendarmerie Currently Direction of Cultural Affairs of Rh\u00f4ne-Alpes \u00bb , General inventory of cultural heritage, site of the Rh\u00f4ne-Alpes region, on patrimoine.rhoneealpes.fr  (consulted the 2 mars 2020 ) .  \u2191 [Chambet 1840] Charles J. Chambet, History of the flood of Lyon, and its surroundings in 1840- preceded by a notice on the floods of Lyon , Paris \/ Lyon, Maison \/ Chambet, 1840 , 212 p. , on books.google.fr  ( read online ) , p. 8 .  \u2191 Chambet   1840, p. ten.  \u2191 Chambet   1840, p. twelfth.  \u2191 A B and C Chambet   1840, p. 23.  \u2191 ‘ Place des Cordeliers, Pont Lafayette and Pont Mar\u00e9chal June in Lyon, an interactive map \u00bbOn Geoportail. To measure the distances, click on the tab “Access the cartographic tools” (small wheel with dial) on the right.  \u2191 Chambet   1840, p. 13.  \u2191 Chambet   1840, p. 19.  \u2191 Chambet   1840, p. 24.  \u2191 Chambet   1840, p. 25.  \u2191 [Ari\u00e8s 1994] Paul Ari\u00e8s, ” Police visions of cinema: the league, the mayor and the prefect. Local censorship during the interwar period \u00bb, 1895, Revue d’Histoire du Cin\u00e9ma , n O 16, 1994 , p. 86-115 ( read online [on persee ]) .  \u2191 a et b ‘ The Fresco of Lyonnais \u00bb , view of street camera, on Google.fr\/maps , October 2018 (consulted the February 21, 2020 ) .   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