ST. PIERRE AND ST. PAUL CHURCH

A remarkable building and one of the many medieval churches that give the village of the territory a cachet. Dated for its oldest parts of the xie and xiie centuries. The remains of a Byzantine altar and double pools used for ablutions were discovered. She was painted entirely by Chadaigne, painter of Alençon, in 1856. The Association of Friends of the Ancinnes Organ (1836) is now promoting the exceptional instrument of the church, organizing concerts. Every year, it is highlighted by many organists who appreciate the different games and its stamp kept identical to those of the eighteenth century oranges. It is a truly romantic organ and completely picturesque.