La halle étroite et longue, figurée au sol sur la place du Bouffay, y conduisait
par un escalier qui figure sur un plan (extrait du cadastre de 1835) seule
preuve de cette regrettable démolition, comme se désolait en 1912,
l’érudit docteur Georges Thomas de Closmadeuc dans son vain plaidoyer
«Nos vieilles maisons s’en vont ! ».

On reaching what is now the Museum, it takes some imagination to envisage the Belfry Tower, which is now demolished, along with two thirds of the north wall.   On the left of the entrance to the Museum, the remains of an arch are clearly visible. This was the entrance to the chamber of the Feudal Court, from which guilty prisoners were lead directly from the Court above the market hall in Place Bouffay to the prison in the Tower.  Regrettably the whole structure was demolished but it can be seen in a town plan of 1835.