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The street where the frog fountain is located is now called "Thier des Broux," which means "Mud (or mud) border (of the domain). It's a dead-end street that used to be called "Roual des Raines"—or the frog alley. Near the swamp, it was teeming with frogs and their croaking, hence this reminder! Source: information board on site

The courthouse was built in 1685. Above the entrance gate stands a heraldic stone with the names of the lords Salmier and Havrech, who commissioned its construction, at its base. Their gravestone is set into the garden wall of the Cortil farm. The courthouse, consisting of seven aldermen, a bailiff or mayor, and a clerk, dealt with everyday matters. It met in a council chamber provided by the lord of the estate, in the inn, the only place where alcohol was permitted to be sold. Source: Information board on site

This monument pays tribute to five French soldiers from the cavalry regiment. Around the commemorative stone are information panels about their heroic deeds during various events, including the Battle of Britain.

Former 17th century courthouse. Restored in 2007. Above the entrance the coat of arms of the Salmier and Haurech families who succeeded the de Hosden family.

The new chapel Notre-Dame de Hodent

Beautifully maintained building with charming wooden shutters.

The Virgin Mary on the corner of the street with benches for worshippers.

There used to be a water pump at the Saint Roch Chapel. The fact that it has disappeared inspired a historian who lives in the Rue de l'Eglise to restore the pump in her street to its former glory. In the summer of 2003, the pump was completely restored and it could start its second youth. Source: information board on site