Musée des arts et traditions populaires

In 1914, Ainay-le-Vieil is a very lively village composed of farmers who work the land in farms or tenant farms. There were many craftsmen who practised mostly forgotten skills and a "floating" population of boatmen and bargemen who worked with their barges on the Canal de Berry. Created in collaboration with the Mayor Marie Sartin, the inhabitants of the village and the neighbouring villages as well as the Saint Vic Museum, the museum is a tribute to this traditional France.

In 1914, Ainay-le-Vieil is a very lively village composed of farmers who work the land in farms or tenant farms. There were many craftsmen who practised mostly forgotten skills and a "floating" population of boatmen and bargemen who worked with their barges on the Canal de Berry. Created in collaboration with the Mayor Marie Sartin, the inhabitants of the village and the neighbouring villages as well as the Saint Vic Museum, the museum is a tribute to this traditional France.

In 1914, Ainay-le-Vieil is a very lively village composed of farmers who work the land in farms or tenant farms. There were many craftsmen who practised mostly forgotten skills and a "floating" population of boatmen and bargemen who worked with their barges on the Canal de Berry. Created in collaboration with the Mayor Marie Sartin, the inhabitants of the village and the neighbouring villages as well as the Saint Vic Museum, the museum is a tribute to this traditional France.