Guided tour of the 13th century dovecote and eco-museum Ferme du vieux Colombier

Name: Visita guiada del Colombier del siglo XIII y ecomuseo Granja del viejo Colombier
Start: 2022-09-17T14:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T17:30:00+02:00
Location: Ferme du Vieux Colombier

This farm includes many buildings that delimit a closed courtyard with in its center a dovecote and an eco-museum .

17 i 18 septiembre 2022Passed

Herramientas de registro

Joel Aubin

This farm includes many buildings that delimit a closed courtyard having in its center a dovecote.
Some constructions, notably the dovecote, were already present on the plans of the register of the Rotz rent extracts (1387).
The religious of Saint-Ouen possessed a dovecote by virtue of a right granted to them by the White Queen of Castile during the Second Regency (1250).
In Normandy, the right to have a dovecote was a privilege; you had to own a haubert fief and own 200 to 600 hectares of land.
It was a highly regulated feudal right and an undeniable mark of nobility. The right of dovecote was passed down from generation to generation to the elder.
The eco-museum gathers ancient agricultural tools and also objects related to the everyday life of the farms of yesteryear: for example a remarkable bed of the groom who served him in the stable to stay with the horses...

About the location

Ferme du Vieux Colombier

Chemin de Gruchy, 14980 Rots

Calvados
Normandie

This farm includes many buildings that delimit a closed courtyard with a dovecote in its center. Some constructions, notably the dovecote, were already present on the plans of the register of the tenant extracts of Rotz (1387). The religious of Saint-Ouen owned a dovecote by virtue of a right granted to them by the White Queen of Castile during the second Regency (1250). In Normandy, the right to have a dovecote was a privilege; one had to own a fief of haubert and own 200 to 600 hectares of land. It was a highly regulated feudal right and an undeniable mark of nobility. The right to colombier was passed down from generation to generation to the elder.
The eco-museum gathers ancient agricultural tools and also objects related to the everyday life of the farms of yesteryear: for example a remarkable bed of the groom who served him in the stable to stay with the horses...