The wash house was used for many purposes: as a corn exchange, a school and the town hall.
This small square, situated in the heart of the village, shaded by a plane tree that is probably several hundred years old, has all the charms of a typical Provençal square. In 1959, a young, newly appointed teacher, Miss Sarrazin, used the premises above it as a classroom. On the façade are hidden several dates of renovation. Can you find them? In this place, the distiller, the "faibouie" in Provençal, installed his still.
