Statue of the bridge of Carousel

The current bridge, which goes back to the end of 1930s, replaced the constructed work, more upstream, by the engineer Polonceau under the July Monarchy. Four marble statues commanded the sculptor Louis Petitot to decorate the entrance on every bank of the old bridge were kept. Both groups, situated right bank, are allegorical representations of the industry and the Abundance, some of their attributes evoking the business and the wealth.