Its construction began at the beginning of the 20th century, when two young ladies from the Jaunais farm, Marie and Justine Guisseau, wanted to erect a cross on their land. Abbé Jean-Baptiste Le Gentilhomme suggested that they build a tomb topped by a cross bearing Christ. The first calvary was blessed at Easter 1911. Three other statues were added at the foot of the cross on 27 September 1911.Pets allowed
(Animaux admis uniquement tenus en laisse)
(Animaux admis uniquement tenus en laisse)
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Animaux
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Historic site and monument category
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Parish cross and enclosure
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