The Musée Historique (History Museum) is housed in the Hôtel Cabu, a Renaissance mansion restored after World War II. It contains works of both "fine" and "popular" art connected with the town's past, including a remarkable collection of pagan bronzes of animals and dancers. These bronzes were hidden from zealous Christian missionaries in the 4th century and discovered in a sandpit near St-Benoît in 1861.
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