Musée des arts et traditions des Hautes-Côtes
Small Musée de France in Reulle-Vergy devoted to the history, archaeology and traditions of the Hautes-Côtes; according to the ministry's directory, it is not open to the public.
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About the museum
The museum grew out of local grassroots initiatives and reflects residents' attachment to their area. It holds the Musée de France label.
Its collections cover the local history of the Vergy family, local archaeology and the ethnology of the Hautes-Côtes: costumes, housing, furniture, crafts and tools. They also include plants and flowers of the Hautes-Côtes and an old holding of printed works and sheet music.
A literary group recalls the legend of Vergy: the poem La Châtelaine de Vergi, dating from around 1240, the tragedy Gabrielle de Vergy by De Belloy (1770), and memories of Alphonse de Lamartine.
Highlights
- Local history of the Vergy family
- Local archaeological collections
- Ethnology of the Hautes-Côtes: costumes, housing, crafts and tools
- Plants and flowers of the Hautes-Côtes
- Literary memorabilia linked to Vergy and Lamartine
- Founded
- 1974
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