Eglise Saint-Martin de Cours-de-Monségur

This small Romanesque church, with a single nave with panelling and a rounded chevet, is typical of the region. Its triangular bell-tower-wall is pierced by two windows. In the choir, blind arches and long narrow windows, very splayed towards the inside, are witnesses of the Romanesque period. A recent restoration has revealed the traces of an old fire. During the Revolution, the faithful came from neighbouring parishes, including the Lot-et-Garonne, to attend the services celebrated by the refractory priest, the parish priest Grenier, who died guillotined by the Montagnards.