Plouasne

Plouasne is a common department of the Coast-with Armor, in the area Brittany, in France.

Geography

In 1638, Plouasne is touched by the epidemic of Peste which also affects Tréfumel and Saint-Juvat, after having prevailed with Taden in 1636. At the time of this plague, the vice-chancellor must read as usual during the large-mass certain stops of the Parlement of Brittany opposing the local practice and relating to the burials in particular. In spite of the usual respect of the vice-chancellors, this one must for his safety be withdrawn highly from the hostility of its audience.

Castle of Caradeuc, 18th century, park worth visiting all the year.
Chapelle of Fruited well, built in 1834.
Vault of the Valley, dating from the 16th century and 17th century, comprising in the west a door curved in stone of gauge
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