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• The church of Saint-Pierre:

• Located outside the village on a hillside, the church Saint-Pierre could be situated on the site of the oratory of a Gallo-Roman city.
• The steps leading down to the church consist of two tombstones probably dating from the 8th century, reflecting a cemetery also existed there.
• In the 13th century, there is a rectangular church whose nave is vaulted. However, departures of the pillars arches reflected in the early 16th century, we had intended.
• It is lighted on the east by a triplet.
• In the late 15th century, was enlarged by projecting the nave of the church to give the traditional cross plan, adding a transept. It remains to be seen today as the opening on the north side, without knowing if the arm was completed. The south arm was extended and there is a low arched side that can be dated from the fifteenth, early 16th century.
• It is likely that the 13th century church would certainly have a simple belfry while at the same time, the tower was being built today.
• End seventeenth, early 18th century, the heart was decorated and the vestry was built.
• It was not until the early 20th century that the porch was added on the west facade.

In June, the feast of St. John brings a garage sale, local produce and handicrafts, exhibitions, entertainment, band, food and fire on St. John. This festival commemorates an important rented servants who stood at the Saint-Jean, until the 1950s.

Castle Chamerolles.