CÉVENNES HOUSE OF ARTS AND POPULAR TRADITIONS
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2025
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A house evoking rural life and trades of yesteryear, using tools, costumes and objects.
La maison Cévenole uses tools, costumes and objects to evoke rural life and the trades of yesteryear. Through objects and photos, you'll find the workshop of a coffin-maker, a cooper or a nail-maker, and daily life in the Hauts-Cantons. A "Folk arts and traditions" section recreates local customs. The Castrum du Neyran archeological site and the pre-Romanesque church of Saint-Laurent de Féreyrolles are now on display in a new dedicated room.
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Visited in december 2022
The museum is quaint. The entrance is free. Interesting collection made of pieces/artifacts from the past in the region. There were some nice hair pieces for women and impressive tools. The museum does not have a lot of money, so it can not offer audio books or leaflets. The people handing the desk were very nice and helpful. There is a small part of the place with shelves that serves a shop showcasing local products: jams, flours, chestnut cream, some knives, etc. I bought an acacia flower jelly.
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N' hésitez pas à entrer pour les infos touristiques et le petit musée remarquable
Nous avons été accueillis par une passionnée de son terroir, qui a su nous éclairer sur les évolutions socio économiques depuis les années 1950 (à lire le vin bourru de Jean Claude Carrère) châtaigne, brebis, vignobles mais aussi mines jusqu'à aujourd'hui tertiaires soin et retraite. MERCI encore pour l'accueil de cette personne qui vous conseillera aussi les vins de la région qui fait des centenaires même si elle n' en boit pas nous a t-elle dit