Through the hamlets of Bossière

Housed in the Bossière library, the "Boss' Hier" Rural Life Museum invites you to (re)discover the life of this charming village in the past! How? Through the numerous objects collected by the "Mémoire de Bossière" committee. They bear witness to the expertise of Bossière's ancient artisans (farmers, clog makers, blacksmiths, carpenters, etc.).The museum is open by appointment for an unforgettable guided tour. It is possible to combine a visit to the museum with a visit to the church and its bell tower.

The Moulin farm was built in 1803 and the Repjou provided its driving force. A wooded area with loamy soil, the valley runs alongside the Respaille woods (a word derived from "raspe": coppice).

There is a coated cylindrical pottery dating from the 19th century. The year 1943 was engraved for the occasion. Next is the Camp Street, in memory of the installation of a French camp after the Battle of Waterloo.