Square Emmanuel Fleury sits tucked behind an iron fence, marked by a dense canopy of chestnut trees that nearly hide the pathways from the street. The park replaced a section of the old fortifications of Paris in the nineteen thirties. Emmanuel Fleury served as a municipal councilor for the district, and the city named this space for him in nineteen fifty-five. A stone plaque near the entrance remembers his work in local politics before the Second World War.
Square Emmanuel Fleury
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