THE SECQUEVILLE EN BESSIN WASHHOUSE
A charming reminder of bygone days, when an intense social life flourished. Laundries developed thanks to the 1851 law encouraging towns and villages to install them.
The Secqueville washhouse is a diversion of the Thue river, a tributary of the Seulles. It also has a chimney to produce the ash needed for bleaching.
Descriptive panels trace the history of washhouses in France, and explain how the Secqueville en Bessin washhouse works.
Date
| From Saturday 21 September to Sunday 22 September | |
| Saturday | Open from 14h to 15h |
| Sunday | Open from 14h to 15h |
| On Sunday 22 September | |
| Sunday | Open from 10h to 18h |
Prices
- Free for all
