Official Institutional Coordinates
Association Histoire et Patrimoine de Saint-Éman is an officially registered non-profit organization operating under the French Law of July 1, 1901. Our secretariat responds promptly to all civic, archival, and membership inquiries.
Registered Seat & Postal Mail
ASSOCIATION HISTOIRE ET PATRIMOINE DE SAINT-EMAN
Chez M Christian Guyon
1 Les Eaux Claires
28120 Saint-Éman, France
RNA Registration: W281009921 • SIREN: 923679641
Electronic Mail & Telephone
Official Email: hdhdbjejgh@gmail.com
Telephone Secretariat: +33002006957
In-Person Meetings & Consultations
Physical visits to consult archival files or examine masonry plans are scheduled by prior appointment. Saturday morning restoration sessions take place directly on project sites throughout Saint-Éman between March and October.
Send an Inquiry to Our Bureau
Use this direct form for general questions, archival requests, or information regarding upcoming heritage walking tours.
How to Reach Saint-Éman in Eure-et-Loir
Saint-Éman is peacefully nestled in the rolling countryside between the Beauce plateau and the Perche hills, just 25 kilometers southwest of the historic cathedral city of Chartres and 4 kilometers northwest of Illiers-Combray (celebrated in Marcel Proust's literary works).
By Rail from Paris & Chartres
Regular TER rail services connect Paris-Montparnasse to Chartres (approx. 1 hour). From Chartres, connecting regional trains run to Illiers-Combray station on the Chartres–Bordeaux railway line. Local taxi or bicycle connections easily cover the remaining 4 km to Saint-Éman.
By Road via Motorway A11
Take the A11 motorway (L’Océane) to Exit 3.1 toward Illiers-Combray. Follow departmental road D921 northward for 4 kilometers following municipal directional signage for Saint-Éman. Free public parking is available on the church square (Place de l'Église).
Secretariat Response Expectations & Volunteer Schedules
Because our association is operated exclusively by dedicated civic volunteers, our electronic mailbox and postal correspondence are reviewed bi-weekly on Tuesday and Friday mornings. We endeavor to answer standard inquiries within 48 to 72 hours. Urgent inquiries regarding scheduled Saturday worksites are processed promptly on preceding Friday afternoons.
Visitors traveling to Saint-Éman to explore the River Loir walking trail are kindly requested to respect the peaceful character of our rural village. Please park only in designated municipal bays on Place de l'Église, keep dogs leashed along riverbanks to protect nesting waterfowl, and avoid trespassing on private farm lanes bordering historic monuments.