📍 Bertholène
Église Saint Maurice d'Anglars, Commune de Bertholène
The village still has beautiful houses, some with square towers, which look like small manors. The church was built in the 13th century and has been listed in the Inventaire Supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques since 1944.
Its comb belfry features two bells, the larger of which is engraved with the name of St Maurice, the parish patron saint.
The church's choir is Romanesque, while the nave and 2 chapels are Gothic.
The 16th-century portal is remarkable for its framing, and the door for its studded leaves and huge latch.
The engaged double arches rest on finely carved grotesque caps.
18th-century altarpiece.
In the right-hand chapel, the church houses a fine 16th-century tombstone, a copy of the one in Rodez Cathedral.
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