Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Saint-Pardulphe

The single nave church, dedicated to St. Pardulphe (or Pardoux) was mentioned in 1146 as belonging to the abbey of Figeac. It was probably erected between the end of the 11th the second half of the 12th century. In 1574 the church got fortified- Later two chapels were added to the south and north. The keystone of the north chapel bears the date 1715. There are some beautiful capitals in the church. Someone who owned a long ladder had given this angel a "make up" with a felt pen.

The single nave church, dedicated to St. Pardulphe (or Pardoux) was mentioned in 1146 as belonging to the abbey of Figeac. It was probably erected between the end of the 11th the second half of the 12th century. In 1574 the church got fortified- Later two chapels were added to the south and north. The keystone of the north chapel bears the date 1715.

The church, dedicated to St. Pardulphe (or Pardoux) was mentioned in 1146 as belonging to the abbey of Figeac. It was probably erected between the end of the 11th the second half of the 12th century. In 1574 the church got fortified- Later two chapels were added to the south and north. The keystone of the north chapel bears the date 1715.

The church, dedicated to St. Pardulphe (or Pardoux) was mentioned in 1146 as belonging to the abbey of Figeac. It was probably erected between the end of the 11th the second half of the 12th century. In 1574 the church got fortified- Later two chapels were added to the south and north. The keystone of the north chapel bears the date 1715.

The church, dedicated to St. Pardulphe (or Pardoux) was mentioned in 1146 as belonging to the abbey of Figeac. It was probably erected between the end of the 11th the second half of the 12th century. In 1574 the church got fortified- Later two chapels were added to the south and north. The keystone of the north chapel bears the date 1715.