Chartres
Chartres, a city in north-central France southwest of Paris, is famed for its massive Cathédrale Notre-Dame. The Gothic cathedral, completed in 1220, features 2 towering spires, flying buttresses, Romanesque sculptures, pavement labyrinth and elaborate rose windows. The interior's blue-tinted stained glass is distinctive, and the nearby Centre International du Vitrail has workshops and exhibits on stained-glass art.
People died in Chartres (First 23 people) - Page 0
Ivo of Chartres
Canon
Thierry of Chartres
Philosopher
Paul Godet des Marais
Hugh of Blois
Prelate
John of Salisbury
English author
Luis Fernando Rizo-Salom
Colombian composer
Emmanuel Guillaume Rey
French archaeologist
Fulbert of Chartres
Religious leader
Ivo of Chartres
Canon
Leobinus
Thierry of Chartres
Philosopher
Charles Victor Famin
French architect
Fritz Schmidt
SS officer
Léonce Corne
French film actor
Gilles Jullien
French composer
Antoon Kruysen
Artist
Georgette Soustelle
Ethnologist
Jacques Boulas
French cyclist
Paul Godet des Marais
Giovanna di Coesme
Member of the House of Bourbon ‧ François de Bourbon, Prince of Conti's wife
Jeanne de Coesme, dame de Lucé et de Bonnétable
Member of the House of Bourbon ‧ François de Bourbon, Prince of Conti's wife
Hugh of Blois
Prelate