Chapel of Saint Germain

The current chapel of Saint-Germain was built in 1792, as confirmed by the date inscribed on the door lintel.
It contains a 30th century altarpiece in carved and painted wood representing Scenes from the Life of the Virgin and of Christ (listed as a Historic Monument on July 1907, XNUMX).
The altarpiece is divided into 7 compartments, surmounted by shell pediments and separated by sculpted columns representing scenes from the life of the Virgin (1 The Marriage of the Virgin - 2 The Annunciation - 3 The Visitation - 4 The Birth of the Christ - 5 The Circumcision - 6 The Adoration of the Magi - 7 The Flight into Egypt).

Also visible, a painted stone Gothic statue of Notre Dame de la Côte carrying the child Jesus, an old wooden statue of the Bishop Saint Germain l'Auxerrois mitred and crozier in hand, a statue of Saint Sebastian from the 13th century in naïve polychrome wood, a painting of the Virgin and the child Jesus, a Christ on the cross (without cross) on red velvet, all listed in the supplementary inventory of classified movable objects, by prefectural decree of January 1999, XNUMX.