Pavillon de la Résistance et de la Déportation
On June 13, 1944, the maquisards led by René Vielle intercepted an important German convoy at the gates of Grenade sur l'Adour. In retaliation, the population gathered in the square witnessed the burning of its main buildings and the arrest of fifty hostages, many of whom were deported
In 1999, the municipal museum was opened, bringing together the numerous testimonies of this dark period.
In 2022, the museum increased its collection, which is accompanied by explanatory panels, mixing administrative documents, letters from deportees and testimonies...
A moment of emotion and memory towards the heroes of this dark period of national history.
Open all year round, guided tour only and by appointment.
Open for free access for the European Heritage Days
- Topics: History, War souvenirs
- Secondary Type: Museum
- Type: Museum
- Groups accepted
About
Ranking
- Local museum
- Private museum
Facilities
- Accepted animals
Equipment
- Bus parking
Situation
Access
Location:in the town centre
Visit
- Information panel languages: French
- Guided tour
Languages tour
- French
Single
- Duration visit: 90 min (average)
Groups
- Duration visit: 90 min (average)