At No. 40, opposite the Sub-Prefecture, now in ruins, is the =Maison de Jean Maillefer=, named after the rich merchant who built it in 1652. It was scarcely finished, when it was chosen--and this was a source of pride to its owner--as an abode for Anne of Austria, at the time of the consecration of Louis XIV. The inside of the courtyard alone has retained practically its ancient appearance. The front looking on the street had recently been put back and altered. Some of the sculpture which adorned it came from another house. _A short distance farther on, on the left, is the_ Place Godinot, named after a canon of the 18th century, who caused numerous alterations to be made in the decoration of the choir and sanctuary of the Cathedral. _Take the Rue St. Just on the right, and follow its continuation_ (_the Rue des Anglais_) as far as the Rue d'Anjou, _which take on the right_. The =Hôtel de la Pourcelette= (No. 7) evokes memories of _Mabillon_, who lived there when a young student at the University of Rheims. _At the end of the Rue d'Anjou, turn to the left into the Rue du Cardinal de Lorraine, and follow the same to the short_ Rue des Tournelles _on the left_. In the house at No. 3 of this street were incorporated the turret and two principal windows of an old Gothic 16th century structure, situated at No. 18 of the Rue des Anglais, and in ruins since 1898. The drawing-room likewise contains a large stone chimney-piece, which formerly stood in the great hall of the old house. [Illustration: LOUIS XIII. DOOR _At No. 20 Rue du Carrouge._] _At the end of the Rue des Tournelles, turn to the right into the Rue des Fusiliers, which leads to the Place du Parvis. Cross the latter to the Rue Tronson Ducoudray. Follow this street, which runs between the_ Palais de Justice _and_ _the_ Theatre, _turn to the left, in front of the latter, into the Rue de Vesle, and take the first street on the right_, the Rue de Talleyrand. _Follow this street_, the greater part of which was destroyed by fire during the bombardments of April, 1918. It suffered further damage in the months that followed, and a number of interesting old houses were destroyed. _Turn into the first street on the right (Rue du Cadran St. Pierre), and follow the same as far as the Rue de la Clef. Take the latter on the right._ Before doing so, however, take a look at the =fine Louis XIII. entrance= (_photo, p. 92_) of the house at No. 20 of the Rue du Carrouge opposite. _At No. 4 of the Rue de la Clef are the_ ruins of the former =Hôtel de Bezannes=, partly built by Pierre de Bezannes, Lieutenant of Rheims in 1458 This house contains some fine 16th and 18th century woodwork.