Built at the end of the 19th century, the chapel of the factory could accommodate several hundred people at a time when the staff stood at nearly 2000 people: 500 to 600 workers boarded, 500 externals and nearly 800 people living at home. It remained in use until the school closed at the outbreak of World War II. After becoming a textile warehouse, it remained abandoned until the takeover by the Commune of Jujurieux which transformed it into a cultural center.