Superposition of streets from before on a current map to discover in large format in the Photos tab. He described this Quartier d'Amour as " a marvelous center of moral education, a powerful blockhouse of prophylactic defense and, by the medieval environment where it has been installed, a unique tourist attraction in the world. Rue de la Lanternerie in pink on the map descended from rue Caisserie still existing to rue Bouterie in pink , with in the middle the start of rue Saint-Laurent, which still exists but whose layout was modified.
The site geneasud. In , there were 13 brothels in rue Lanternerie for only 14 buildings. It arrived just after rue Bouterie which had 15!
This expression will begin to disappear with the census of There were thus 59 prostitutes, all mentioned as "residents", except for one, at No. This figure of 59 must be compared with the length of the street itself, namely 68 meters.
A girl for every two meters of sidewalk! We have a good heart in the Marseille Reserved Quarter. As for this rue de la Lanternerie, in it already had the name it would bear until its disappearance in It's because the lantern merchants had set up their homes there for a long time Rue Lanternerie also had the name of Pierre Jordani in There then lived Bernard de Favas, one of the members of a wealthy Marseille family who successfully traded in cloth.
We ended up forgetting the name of Pierre Jordani for which we substituted that of Bernard de Favas, and from then on the street was called Lanternerie by some and Bernard de Favas by others.
