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An ancient devotional cross, it was originally located halfway between the parish church and the chapel of the Templars, demolished in 1752. It was erected by the Vannesson and Charlot families on December 20, 1690, in thanksgiving for having been spared the calamities of the Thirty Years' War and the epidemics that followed. Moved in 2000, it was restored in 2013.
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