Saint-Julien Square Well
St Julien Square Well is a small stone public well located in the little square near the St Julien church. Its carved stone structure and simple protective roof reflect traditional village water architecture of the 19th century.
St Julien Square Well is a traditional village well situated in the small square close to the historic St Julien church. Built from local stone, it features a circular base, a protective stone or wooden cover, and the remains of an old manual drawing system once used by residents. As one of the communal water points of the 19th century, it played an essential role before the arrival of piped water.
Gallery of St Julien Square Well
Geographical location of St Julien Square Well
Old Mill Washhouse
The Old Mill Washhouse, built in 1821 in the hamlet of Viel Moulin, is an open stone-and-wood lavoir with a central rectangular basin and a four-sided tiled roof. Once a communal laundry point, it reflects the village’s historic water-based life and remains a protected heritage structure.
Barony Pump
Barony Pump is a historic stone water pump in Sennecey-le-Grand, built of local limestone and once used as a communal source of fresh water.
Moats Washhouse
Moats Washhouse is a small washhouse built inside the former château’s moats, accessed by a stone staircase. Originally open-air, it later received a simple wooden-post roof.