Official Headquarters • Public Inquiries

Contact Us: Headquarters, Access & Inquiries

Connect with our volunteer secretariat, submit archival documentation inquiries, or arrange a research appointment at our headquarters located in the historical center of Chauny.

Public reception desk and meeting area at the association headquarters
Civic reception and consultation area at our official premises on Rue du Général Leclerc in Chauny.

Institutional Secretariat & Direct Communication

Mémoire et Patrimoine Chaunois maintains regular opening hours for public consultation, document donation drop-offs, and civic volunteer inquiries. As an entirely volunteer-operated non-profit institution, we kindly advise scheduling historical consultations in advance so that our curators can prepare relevant archival files.

Official Transmission Intake

Please complete the fields below to transmit your request directly to our executive secretariat.

Archival consultation desk with white cotton gloves and magnifying lens
Individual consultation station equipped with cold LED illumination and magnification tools for public historical research.

Access Guide & Transport Directions

Our headquarters are centrally located in Chauny, within comfortable walking distance of public transport hubs and municipal amenities:

  • By Rail (SNCF): Chauny Train Station (Gare de Chauny) is served by frequent direct TER trains on the Paris Gare du Nord – Saint-Quentin – Compiègne and Amiens corridors. From the station, follow Rue de la Paix northward for approximately 500 meters (a 6-minute gentle walk) to Rue du Général Leclerc.
  • By Road: Easily accessible via the D1032 expressway (connecting Noyon and Saint-Quentin) and the D937. Free municipal parking is located directly adjacent at the Place du Marché Couvert (2-minute walk).
  • Universal Accessibility: Our ground-floor consultation room features level access and wide doorways compliant with French accessibility standards (PMR).
Preserved local history monographs and archival storage boxes
Document repository room at our headquarters housing regional historical bulletins dating back to 1880.