The communal washhouse was built at the request of the washerwomen. Quincampoix, in old French, meant "I don't care about the wind" because I turn with water.
This wash-house was built by the local council to meet a request from the local washerwomen. The stream that feeds it is called the Deffays. It rises in the forest. Unmaintained for a time, its restoration was taken over in the 1980s, when it became part of the local heritage. The restoration was carried out entirely by volunteers who love local heritage. A fine example of community solidarity.
Visit
- Duration of individual visit: 20 mn min
- Duration of group visit: 20 mn min
- Groups from 6 to 25 people.
Languages visit
- French
Prices
Gratuit
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