Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Tréguron

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The Notre-Dame de Tréguron chapel is located in Gouézec, France.

Location: The chapel is located on the territory of the commune of Gouézec, at the place called Tréguron, in the department of Finistère, in Brittany.

Description: The chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Tréguron XVIth and XVIIth centuries, of seigneurial foundation (Poulmic, La Bouexière, Coatenezre, Kervern), was largely rebuilt in the 17th century; It includes a nave with northern collateral and Gothic bell tower, a transept and an apse. The Beaumanoir bedside dates from 1653. The sacristy is dated 1758. Among the statues are those of Notre-Dame de Tréguron, a lactating Virgin, with a base bearing the date of 1654, a group of Saint Anne (XVIth century), Saint Corentin, Saint Eloi en pierre (XVIth century) (represented as Marshal-ferrant), Saint Catherine, Saint Marguerite, Saint Joseph, Saint Francis of Assisi and crucifixes of the sixteenth century. Traditionally, Notre-Dame-de-Tréguron was the patroness of the young mothers who brought him in ex-voto hats of children or small wax members. It was particularly invoked by mothers and nurseries who needed...