Reformed, Anglican and Presbyterian churches In the 16th century, slaughterhouses were constructed along with the , the cagots worked on the two buildings. Responding to demand from English residents, Christ Church was built on the Rue Serviez from 1837 to 1841. Since then, it has become a Reformed temple. Similarly, the Anglican Church of Saint Andrew' was built in 1866. The rectory is known to be shaped according to local taste, the façade is dotted with pebbles from the Gave de Pau. The Méliès Cinema was housed in a former place of worship, a Scottish Presbyterian Church.
reformed anglican and presbyterian churches in the 16th century slaughterhouses were constructed along with the  the cagots worked on the two buildings responding to demand from english residents christ church was built on the rue serviez from 1837 to 1841 since then it has become a reformed temple similarly the anglican church of saint andrew' was built in 1866 the rectory is known to be shaped according to local taste the façade is dotted with pebbles from the gave de pau the méliès cinema was housed in a former place of worship a scottish presbyterian church