LOCMARIA CHAPEL
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Also called Notre-Dame de Pendréo, this 15th and 16th century chapel contains a beautiful polychrome wooden rood screen from the early 16th century. The stained glass windows in the choir, dating from 1931, were donated by Sir Robert and Lady Mond, daughter of a miller from Belle-Isle-en-Terre, who became a wealthy socialite after her marriage to an English industrialist. Her mausoleum is in the parish enclosure. You will also see in the cemetery the tombstone of Maurice Nogues (1889-1934), an aviator pilot who created the France-Indochina postal service.
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