Ancienne brasserie Collière
Today, private homes
The Collière brewery, which became Agon during the interwar period, produced cider in its final years before closing in 1955. Later transformed into a bar and bowling alley, it is currently undergoing renovations to become gîtes.
The east and west ends, dating from the 19th century, are the oldest, while the central part, remodeled or added in the early 20th century, includes a loading dock built just before closing.
The rectangular building, partially raised, combines limestone rubble, bricks and cut stone for the openings. The slate roof, with a skylight and two dormers, surmounts a modified interior with vaulted floors and metal beams.
The east and west ends, dating from the 19th century, are the oldest, while the central part, remodeled or added in the early 20th century, includes a loading dock built just before closing.
The rectangular building, partially raised, combines limestone rubble, bricks and cut stone for the openings. The slate roof, with a skylight and two dormers, surmounts a modified interior with vaulted floors and metal beams.
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