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Industrial Heritage Conservation made in Jura 39

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Monument et lieu historique

From 1674 to 2019 downriver of the mountains

Annexe of the priory of Saint-Romain-de-Roche testified in 1674.

In 1812 it included a h**p thresher and an old sawmill.

In 1853 were three pairs of millstones, a wheat thresher, a h**p thresher, an plant oil mill and a one-blade sawmill.

In 1890, the building belong to GOIFFON and rented by a cooperative of timber merchants, A. CHEVASSU & BESSON FRERES, by Augustus CHEVASSU, Claudius et Marcel BESSON.

The aim of the factory was the production of wooden artefacts as to***co pipes !

Local craftsmen rented their bench for wood-turning to create their own production.

The actual building was built between 1908 and 1919.

The cooperative was dissolved in 1913.

Until 1925, the two sons of August CHEVASSU, took the helm : Etienne, produce electricity downstream and René, owner of a sawmill nearby producing wooden artefacts as wooden games and toys, furniture and household items.

The factory closed in 1937, the shares of the company being bought by a customer, Ets KELVINATOR.

A hundred of people was working at that time.

Led by MAUDET, it was converted into industrial carpentry and produced, from 1940 to 1957, wooden chassis for refrigerators and packing crates.

In 1957, the company of the Old Ets CHEVASSU was bought (with the sawmill) by the S.A.R.L. DUPARCHY.

The factory was leased to MAUDET who maintained a turning business until 1963.

Around that year, the premises was acquired as an annexe, by the S.A. MOB - future SMOBY S.A. in 1978 - for one of their unit: production of polyurethane foam bales until 1990.

Only 20 people were working on site in 1991.

Since then the premises has been deserted by the firm and has been damaged over time.

In 2019, the project of bring back to life this magic site started ... and we look forward to see a shared workshop growing here ...

First step ... cleaning and exploring ...