association has been offering workshops and lectures. Finally, since 1987, the association Les Vendredis de la Chartreuse has offered concerts and shows. All the "secular" buildings of the monastery are owned by the local hospital, which has converted them for its own needs. The general plan and the external aspect have been respected. On the other hand, heavy work undertaken in 1987 concreted the staircase of the guest wing up to the roofs, notwithstanding the protection of the Historic Monuments, which eliminated the wrought iron banister. The eastern cellar was converted into a chapel. The original partitioning of the rooms disappeared at that time, as did most of the decoration. The revenue wing was extended to the north by a small building, dating from the 18th century, which abutted the city walls. To the west of the "recipe" was still the farm. The monastery records of 1702 list eight horses, seventeen cows, four oxen, six pigs and 90 poultry. The representation of 1744 confirms the agricultural vocation of the western part. At the other end of the monastery, completely to the east, the Carthusian monastery had a "back cellar" located in the extension of the Tithe, and comprising three levels, plus the two attic levels, above vaulted cellars of three naves of three bays. Notes and references See also Bibliography Related articles List of Carthusian monasteries External links Resource on religion : Klosterdatenbank Resource on architecture : Mérimée Authority records : University documentation system Carthusian monasteries in France Christian monasteries established in the 16th century