Sources

ONB (National Building Observatory)

The ONB is a platform dedicated to collecting and sharing data on buildings in France. It provides detailed information on the condition, use, and characteristics of buildings, making urban and heritage analysis easier.

https://observatoire-national-batiments.fr/

Topoexport

Topoexport offers digitization and 3D modeling services for the building sector. Thanks to advanced technologies, it enables the creation of precise plans and digital models, useful for renovation and documenting built heritage.

https://topoexport.com/fr

Cadastre

The official French cadastre website provides free access to cadastral maps. It allows users to view plot boundaries, existing buildings, and other essential land information for administrative procedures and territorial studies.

https://cadastre.data.gouv.fr/

Ebersheim Town Hall (website & archives)

The Ebersheim town hall website provides information about municipal life, citizen services, as well as archives and documents related to the history of the municipality. It is an essential resource for residents and researchers interested in the locality.

https://www.ebersheim.fr/

Bas-Rhin Archives

The Bas-Rhin archives preserve and make available historical, administrative, and legal documents related to the department. They are a valuable source for researchers, genealogists, and anyone interested in local history.

https://archives.bas-rhin.fr/

Ebersheim: Yesterday and Today

Work from the 'Mémoire de vies' collection published by Carré Blanc Éditions - 2000
Work produced by the Municipal Social Action Center of Ebersheim.
Printed by Valblor, Illkirch
ISBN: 2-84488-024-X
Legal deposit: June 2000

Chronicle of the village of Ebersheim

Author: Alphonse Lorber
French translation: Catherine Lorber (the author's widow)
Printed by ECLAIR REPRODUCTION, legal deposit 2nd quarter 1981

Historical Society of the Four Cantons (Communes of Ebersheim)

Family record book in 3 volumes

The work of Gérard ROHMER

Thanks to his work over many years, he was the starting point of this project. He collected a great deal of information about the houses of Ebersheim, documenting and preserving it for future generations.

Association Members

Without them, nothing would be possible!
They are the driving force behind this project, working tirelessly to collect, organize, and share information about the houses of Ebersheim. Their passion and commitment are essential to preserving the memory of our village.

You

And yes, quite simply, you!
If you have information, photos, documents, or any other material related to the houses of Ebersheim or the history of the village, do not hesitate to share them. Your contribution is valuable in enriching the collective memory of our village.