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The Saint-Hamon Chapel is said to have been built in 1456, the year in which Saint-Hamon's body was discovered in the undergrowth. According to legend, Saint-Hamon was a crusader who contracted leprosy and was refused a cup of milk by the townspeople. He went to die in seclusion. Following this refusal, the cows' udders dried up, and to make amends, the parishioners of Plescop built this chapel for him. The Friends of the Saint-Hamon Chapel association is helping to share this legend and promote the chapel.

Monolithic cross with short, patté arms and folded edges on the east side. Shaft widening towards the base. Cross without base.

Nice place to see! But be careful friends cyclists and hikers, if you arrive by the wooden footbridge. Before arriving at the chapel even on foot. A little before the small fountain on your left. There are trees and the sap that covers the footbridge makes it ultra slippery! A real ice rink!

The frame of the chapel is classified as a historical monument.

Magnificent little chapel. You just need to make a small detour to reach it from the Vannes-Ste-Anne greenway.

Formerly dedicated to Saint John the Baptist, the Notre-Dame de Lézurgan chapel, also known as the Luzurgan chapel, was built thanks to the patronage of Yves de Pontsal, bishop of Vannes from 1444 to 1475. Built according to a rectangular plan, the chapel is of half-radiant half-flamboyant Gothic style 2. The frame, in the shape of an inverted hull, dates from 1455. It has been the subject of a historic monument since February 5, 19511. Wikipedia source