Eglise de Saint-Agnan
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Eglise de Saint-Agnan

Pretty romanesque building of the 12th and 15th century with numerous corbels.

It has a portal identical to that of the church of Saint-Amans-du-Ram (commune of Vezins-de-Lévézou). The choir was built in 1440 (square vaulted chevet and cross ribbed). In a chapel, there is a Gallo-Roman sarcophagus with carved walls, representing a blacksmith's workshop. Stylistically, it cannot be dated before the 4th century.

The church was donated in 1123 by Begon de Creissels to his brothers at the monastery of Nobiliacum (St Léons). A castle built after 1592 by Antoine d Hébles to the Julien de Pégayrolles, then to the Micheau. It was used during the Revolution as a house of confinement.

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