_Hôtel Le Vergeur_, a large building retaining fragments of all styles since the end of the XIII century.--The _Maison du Long-Vêtu_, the birthplace of Colbert, the celebrated minister of Louis XIV, has a façade of the middle ages, and another of the XVII century.--A hotel of the XV century, in the Rue de Pouilly, was the dwelling of an uncle of Colbert's. It is now the house of the Soeurs de l'Espérance; a part of the façade was demolished in 1908.--_Pavilion de Muire_, built by Nicolas Noel, lord of Muire, towards 1565, a remarkable structure in the style of Henri III.--_Hôtel de Montlaurent_ of the XVI century, has lost much of its interior interest, but the court offers some of the primitive decoration.--_Hôtel de la Salle_, the birthplace of J. B. de la Salle, is one of the most beautiful types of domestic Renaissance architecture in Reims; the façade bears the date 1545.--_Cour Mopinot_ has a portico of the XVI century.--_Hôtel Thiret de Prin_ was built under Henri IV; Richelieu lived in this building during his sojourn in Reims in 1641.--_Maison de l'Ecu de Reims_ bears the date 1652.--_Maison de Jean Maillefer_, built in 1651.--_Hôtel Lagoille de Courtagnon_ has a façade of the XVII century.--_Hôtel Rogier_, built towards 1750; sold at public auction, in January, 1914.--Two wooden houses with pointed gables of the end of the XV century, are in the Place des Marchés.--An inscription on the _Hôtel de la Maison-Rouge_ states that the father and mother of Jeanne d'Arc were lodged in this building at public expense in 1429, at the coronation of Charles VII. It was then known as the _Ane Rayé_.--The Société des Amis du Vieux Reims maintained an extensive collection of objects relating to Reims in the former _Hôtel Coquebert_. The _Porte de Mars_, a Roman triumphal arch of three arches, is the most considerable monument in Reims dating from Roman times. EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS _Grand Séminaire_, occupies the buildings of the former abbey of St. Denis. The original parts are of the time of Louis XV; they were considerably modified and added to in 1822, when the seminary took possession of them. It later served as the Musée des Beaux-Arts, inaugurated in 1913. The _Lycée_ occupies the buildings of the University or college founded by the Cardinal of Lorraine in the XVI century, and rebuilt in 1676. Although greatly changed, the interior court, half wood, half masonry, retains the original aspect of the XVI century. Much new construction was added at the end of the last century. HOSPITALS