Site/monument
La Ferme N°6
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In 1774, farm No. 6, located at the place called "la Croix-de-Justice", was awarded to Pierre Faulcon, a resident of Archigny, and his wife Marguerite-Blanche Guillot, an Acadian. This couple remained the owners of this residence until 1793. In the 1995th century, a barn was added to the original building. After having had several owners, including Georges Tardy in XNUMX, the farm fell into ruins.
It was in 2000 that the association of Cousins Acadiens du Poitou decided to buy it and restore it, a project that would see the light of day in 2005 thanks to the support of the commune of Archigny. Today, this witness to Acadian history in Poitou is open to the public.
Practical information
French
Accessible to disabled persons
Pets welcome
Prices
Free from 1€
Free from 1€
Visit
Conditions of visit:
Free visit, Guided visit
Languages spoken for the visit:
French
Further information
Location:
In the countryside, Isolated
Type of site/monument/small heritage:
House and building
Services :
Shop
Facilities:
Stroller accessible, Coach parking, Public toilets
Activity:
Conferences
Address
La Ferme N°6
Lieu-dit La Croix de Justice
86210 ARCHIGNY
Lieu-dit La Croix de Justice
86210 ARCHIGNY