JULIUS-ROMAN MUSEUM
This museum is located on the first floor of the tourist office. There are objects that belonged to Louis-Henri-Jean Farigoule, alias Jules Romains, born in 1885 at the hamlet of the Chapuze, known for works such as Doctor Knock or Les Copains. Jules Romans lived in Paris, but remained attached to his home land where he returned during vacation periods. It is in the Odes, collection of poems, that he best describes the house of his childhood, but the whole of his work is inspired by the characters and landscapes of Meygal. Its offices in Paris and Saint-Avertin, its holiday home, are reconstituted and many pictures animate this very didactic museum. Many books (biographies and works by Jules Romains) are on sale at the tourist office.
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