The Saint-Laurent fountain, also known as Sainte-Salaberge, was thought to cure certain ailments (head and arm). There is a disputed theory that Salaberge, abbess of Laon, was born in Meuse in the 7th century. This washhouse, located below the road, has retained its large washing basin, its smaller basin used as a rinsing basin, and six wall niches. The layout allowed washerwomen to work standing or kneeling.
Fontaine Saint-Laurent de Meuse
