The Cimetière Sud de Clichy serves as a historic record of the community, dating back to eighteen nineteen when it was established following the transfer of the original burial ground from the local Saint Médard church. For over fifty years, the site was shared between the neighboring communes of Clichy and Levallois-Perret, reflecting a time when the two areas were more closely linked than they are today. As the population of the region surged throughout the nineteenth century, the cemetery underwent multiple expansions in eighteen forty-seven, eighteen sixty, and again at the end of the century to accommodate its growing role in the lives of the residents.
Cimetière Sud de Clichy 92110
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