Wrought-iron work
Thanks to its natural recources like water, timber and iron ore but also sand, the Haute-Marne has developed extensive metallurgical industries. Among the best known achievements are the Fountains of Wallace, which decorate the small squares of Paris, the majestic statues who dominate the principal cities of the department and the "Art Nouveau" ironwork by Guimard which decorates the balconies of Saint-Dizier. The entrances to the parisian metro and the ornate street lights of the Champs-Elysées also come from here.

PAYS DU DER-VALLEE DE LA BLAISE-VALLAGE
Discover the industrial inheritance of the Haute Marne through the art of cast iron ornamentation proposed by 3 associations. 

SOMMEVOIRE
Discover a picturesque village with two churches, a centre of decorative ironwork and sculpture, including the "Paradis", a collection of 700 plaster models listed at the Musée d’Orsay.
Compagnons de Saint-Pierre
à la Médiathèque de Sommevoire
2 rue du Pont
52220 SOMMEVOIRE
Tél. : 03.25.94.22.05 

DOMMARTIN-LE-FRANC
Blast furnace classified historical monument of the XIXth century.
Association pour la Sauvegarde du Patrimoine Métallurgique Haut-Marnais
3, rue Robert Dehault
52100 SAINT DIZIER
Tél. : 06.15.38.48.90 

Fontes d’Art (magasin d’exposition)
52110 DOMMARTIN LE FRANC
Tél. : 03.25.55.45.12