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Built in the 19th century between two towers of the ramparts, it was bought in 1889 by Antoine Corbin (1835-1901), the father of Eugène JB Corbin, one of the patrons of the Nancy School, then by the Galilée family in 1925. The castle has a Renaissance-style façade, and the park offers a remarkable view of a loop of the Moselle. The town of Liverdun acquired it in 1996, to transform it into a socio-cultural centre and a media library, located in the round tower
A group of 318 houses built in 1957 to house the management staff of the American army working at the Toul-Rosières air base. After the soldiers left in 1966, the building complex was put up for sale. The American design of the buildings (large single-story houses, large bay windows, fitted kitchens, underfloor heating, etc.) give the air of an American suburb in eastern France.