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For Association Hermione La Fayette in Rochefort, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Association Hermione La Fayette

Arsenal Maritime, 17300 Rochefort, FR-NAQ, FR

Association Hermione La Fayette

The souvenir vending machine is located in the Hermione Courtyard (Hermione-Hof).

The Association Hermione La Fayette is dedicated to preserving and sharing maritime history centered on the famous frigate Hermione. At the heart of its work is the adventure of a faithful reconstruction of the historic ship, which is seen as a symbol of craftsmanship, seafaring tradition, and the connection between past and present. The organization brings visitors closer to the world of the 18th century: from wooden shipbuilding to life on board and the great transatlantic voyages. In doing so, it combines historical authenticity with educational work and makes an important chapter of French and international history vividly experienceable. Alongside the cultural aspect, community commitment also plays a central role. The Association is driven by passion, volunteer work, and the wish to preserve an exceptional maritime heritage for future generations.

Association Hermione La Fayette
The souvenir vending machine is located in the Hermione Courtyard (Hermione-Hof).
Arsenal Maritime
Rochefort
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
17300
France
Association Hermione La Fayette
Association Hermione La Fayette
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The Association Hermione La Fayette is dedicated to preserving and sharing maritime history centered on the famous frigate Hermione. At the heart of its work is the adventure of a faithful reconstruction of the historic ship, which is seen as a symbol of craftsmanship, seafaring tradition, and the connection between past and present. The organization brings visitors closer to the world of the 18th century: from wooden shipbuilding to life on board and the great transatlantic voyages. In doing so, it combines historical authenticity with educational work and makes an important chapter of French and international history vividly experienceable. Alongside the cultural aspect, community commitment also plays a central role. The Association is driven by passion, volunteer work, and the wish to preserve an exceptional maritime heritage for future generations.
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