Saint Etienne de Fursac - France - Orientation Tables on Waymarking.com

FURSAC en langage courant désigne le nom d'une agglomération formée par deux bourgs contigus. Son origine est Gallo-
Romaine, son nom est formé d'un nom d'homme et du suffixe Acus.

A l'époque Mérovingienne, son importance était telle qu’elle possédait un atelier monétaire et était chef-lieu de Vicairie administrative. Son patrimoine est riche et divers.

Eglise* : Paulhac avec la Commanderie des Templiers et sa Chapelle Saint Fiacre* au portail flamboyant Fontaines - Lavoirs - Légendes.
* Monuments historiques
Cette table d'orientation a été financé en partie par une subvention du C.R.D.L. (Contrat Régional de Développement Local)

FURSAC in everyday language refers to the name of an agglomeration formed by two contiguous boroughs. Its origin is Gallo
Romaine, his name is made up of a man's name and the suffix Acus.

In the Merovingian period, its importance was such that it had a monetary workshop and was chief town of Vicairie administrative. His heritage is rich and diverse.

Church *: Paulhac with the Commandery of the Knights Templar and Chapel Saint Fiacre * at the flamboyant portal Fountains - Wash-houses - Legends.
* Historical monuments
This orientation table was funded in part by a grant from C.R.D.L. (Regional Contract of Local Development)

Artist / Creator: Les émaux de la Gardiole Date of creation: Not listed Location / Access: Not listed

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