Until the middle of the 20th century, the Razerel oven was at the heart of life in the hamlet of Razerel, which still had 26 inhabitants in 1896. The last inhabitants left in 1965, as evidenced by the ruins of a few houses in the surrounding area.
The local population lived by farming and raising livestock. With no local springs or water sources, rainwater was collected in cisterns. Life was hard, and families helped each other to get by.
Maintained by the association "Les Sentiers de Saint Alban-Leysse", in agreement with the municipality, the Four de Razerel is an emblem of the local heritage.
Maintained by the association "Les Sentiers de Saint Alban-Leysse", in agreement with the municipality, the Four de Razerel is an emblem of the local heritage.
