MAISON DE LA CHOUANNERIE ET DE LA REVOLUTION
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Six halls mark the history of the Revolution in Brittany, when royalist chouans and Republicans clashed. The city of Moncontour, displaying revolutionary ideas, hit the countryside, traditionally royalist. Boishardy - 1762-1795 - former Royal Navy led a counter-revolution in the surrounding cities and surrendered to a real guerrilla. A truce agreement was signed in March 1795 between Boishardy and General Hoche. However, the fighting was resumed, until the capture of Boishardy, whose head planted on a peak of the town. In 2009, the Maison de la Chouannerie et de la Revolution changed: a temporary exhibition with the theme of the grocery store will be presented, replacing theme 2008 around the horse.
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