At Sembrancher, chief town of Entremont, an association collects antique objects.

Exhibited in a rural, nearly two thousand utensils and tools of yesteryear bear witness to a not-so-distant but bygone past.

Their presence recalls the history of the village and its region, and invites us not to forget the know-how and art of daily living, of our ancestors.

The rural home on rue St-Honoré consists of a barn and two stables housing the thousand and one objects used in the daily life of the peasants of yesteryear.

This is where the EOAS is based, a sympathetic family story that has seen a multitude of old tools passed on from grandfather to grandson.