This neo-Renaissance Palace, the former Court of Justice and ancient Appeal Court, was built at the end of the 19C Over the pediment supported by six columns, a goddess of Justice reminds us of the building's original function. The Museum provides a good insight into the rural world from the 18C to the start of the 20C, before the Treaty of Trianon. Crops, fishing, the handicrafts, the fairs and the markets, the family, the fetes are well illustrated by photos, costumes, objects, etc.