promenade on the right bank of the Dordogne. The Hotel de Turenne (the "Raymondie") at 13 rue des Clarisses The Rue Porte-Basse The Birthplace of General Delmas The Filliol house (16th century), formerly the post office The Barrage d'Argentat (Argentat Dam) The Cinema (formerly a hospice) contains a Bronze Bell (1525) which is registered as an historical object. Religious heritage The Church of Saint Peter contains many items that are registered as historical objects: Container for Baptismal water (18th century) A White Chasuble (19th century) A Rose Chasuble (19th century) A Chalice with Paten from the White Penitents (1806) A Sideboard door in the Sacristy (18th century) 2 Busts/Reliquaries: Saints Clair and Peter (18th century) The Pediment of the Retable of the Virgin (18th century) A framed Painting: Calvary (18th century) The Pediment of the Retable of the main Altar (1753) Containers for holy oil (1752) A Chalice with Paten (18th century) A Processional Cross (disappeared) (16th century) A Bronze Bell (1538) A Processional Cross (13th century) A Chalice (18th century) Other religious sites of interest The Recollects Convent, founded in the early 17th century. The Convent of the Poor Clares at 7 Rue des Clarisses The Chateau Neuville, also known as Chateau Fénelon The Chapelle-aux-Plats, a former parish merged with the commune of Argentat. Its chateau belonged to a branch of the Pestels family The Fortified Chapel built in the late 19th century on Rue des Clarisses Notable people linked to the commune Antoine Guillaume Delmas (1766-1813), General of the French Revolution, killed in action at the Battle of Leipzig Eusèbe Bombal (1827-1915), historian of Argentat, ethnologist, local archaeologist, precursor of Limousin folklore Auguste Lestourgie (1833-1885), Mayor of Argentat and MP for Corrèze Jean Douvisis, (1866-1926), creator of the agricultural associations of France. René Caillier (1879-1946), politician Emmanuel Berl (1892-1976), journalist, historian and essayist, stayed in Argentat during the Second World War Mireille Hartuch (1906-1996), singer and actress with the stage name Mireille, lived at Argentat with her husband Emmanuel Berl René Teulade (1931-2014), politician. Senator and Mayor of Argentat, former Minister of Social Affairs and Integration Philately A postage stamp worth 4.40 francs portraying the Lestourgie dock and beautiful renovated houses in Argentat was issued on 18 June 1994. Cinema Several movies and TV series have been shot in the commune. In particular: 1995: TV series La Rivière Espérance by Josée Dayan Argentat Photo gallery The Church of