APA launches 26th heritage exhibition exploring Bout du Pont history
APA's 26th heritage exhibition on Bout du Pont runs at Aureilhan library until September 30.
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Aureilhan Bout du Pont Heritage Exhibition
Local heritage organization in Aureilhan, France opens its 26th annual exhibition documenting the history of the Bout du Pont district, featuring archival materials spanning from the Roman era through modern times, running through September 30.
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2026-09-12 to 2026-11-06 · UTC publication dates
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APA opens 26th heritage exhibition on Bout du Pont in Aureilhan
The Association des Amis du Patrimoine d'Aureilhan (APA) opened its 26th exhibition on the theme of Bout du Pont at the ECLA. The exhibition took approximately one year to research and prepare, featuring documents spanning Roman era through the 21st century, with particular focus on the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. Materials include original postcards, architectural plans, newspaper clippings, and historical documentation of local commerce, craftsmanship, and daily life in the area.
Bout du Pont exhibition runs until September 30 at Aureilhan library
The exhibition began on September 1 and continues through September 30 during library hours. Exhibits cover topics related to the Bout du Pont district including Roman roads, train arrival, railway tunnel construction, local businesses, craftsmanship, and quotidian life. On September 19, during official European Heritage Days (Journées Européennes du Patrimoine), the APA will hold an open house in the ECLA park or library to guide visitors and answer questions.
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