Chapel of Our Lord of the Cold Stone and Our Lady of Seven Sorrows

The chapel was owned by the local rhetorical chamber known as Die Goudbloeme. Rectangular cemented chapel under a gable roof with a roof lantern, dating from around 1850. The projecting eaves with windboards form a portal in front of the façade; this is equipped with a cemented round arch door, above which is a round arch niche in a wooden frame that housed a polychrome statuette (folk art) representing Christ-on-the-Cold-Stone; above this, a wooden cartouche with the inscription: HERE ONE HONORS HIS DEAR LORD OF THE COLD STONE AND OUR LADY OF THE SEVEN SORROWS. Wooden frame with theft bolts in the right side façade. The rear façade has a cemented gable. In front of the chapel, a paved sidewalk, edged with limestone tiles. Furniture: polychrome statue of Christ-on-the-Cold-Stone, folk art (17th century); pieta, painted wood, Master of the Calvary of Fize-le-Marsal, late Gothic (end of 15th - beginning of 16th century); angel with chalice and book, polychrome wood, late Gothic (1490-1510); statue of Saint Gertrude, polychrome wood, late Gothic (1490-1510).

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