Bois Guillaume

Bois Guillaume is a commune inside the Seine-Maritime department within the Normandy place in northern France. On 2012, January 1st, it changed into said to turn out to be a part of the brand new commune of Bois-Guillaume-Bihorel however the merger of the 2 communes has been cancelled in January 2014. Bois-Guillaume changed into originally a Gallo-Roman settlement of which few lines remain. In 1040, William the Conqueror's mother constructed a rustic residence at the hill; the area hence came to be regarded variously as Bochum Guillemin or Boaco Wollemi, later becoming Bois-Guillaume. By 1892, the town changed into huge enough to split into , hence growing the neighboring commune of Bihorel.

On 1 January 2012, the communes Bihorel and Bois-Guillaume commenced to merge into the brand new commune of Bois-Guillaume-Bihorel, but this turned into cancelled in January 2014. In Bois-Guillaume, there are several using golf equipment, a soccer membership, a tennis club, volleyball, desk tennis, judo, aikibudo and a golfing schooling direction. There are specific hospitals and clinics in Bois-Guillaume. The Bois-Guillaume health facility is one of the facilities of the Rouen University Hospital Center. There are also the Cedar Clinic, St. Anthony Clinic and the French Red Cross, with Bois-Guillaume Hospital and Training Institute.