LANNOUÉE CHAPEL
The Saint John Baptiste Chapel of Lannouée was a very ancient sect of the Templar. According to periods, his name changed in La Noueix, La Nouaye, Lannooeix, Lannouée. The Cooperation has a Celtic origin, it means "wet, wetland". Center belonged in 1182 to the order of the Temple, before it belonged to the hospitals of Saint John after 1313. The only part of this chapel that has survived the vagaries of time and history is its choir, with the axial window and the south door, dating from the th and th centuries. It was renovated in 1980. The center was sold as a national good the 17 pluviose year VII of the republic (3 February 1799) for 3 000 francs to a farmer who begged the bell fallen, hidden then handed over to the mayor of Yvignac. Since the claim was ruled inadmissible, the bell still rings at the Saint-San chapel in Trélée. Legend is that this chapel is haunted and that a ghost clothed with red appears in the sound of the missing bell.
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