Discover an historic route made of ten signs, to find out througth the streets of the village...

At the time, we did not speak of Cours Foch or even of "Cours". It was the "Cous" which in 1881 became the location of the school.

The fountain was of great importance to the Roccasiers, the inhabitants drew water from it which came from a source located in the hill of the town.

In the past, the “cherry market” of La Roque d'Anthéron was one of the most famous in the area, because the village had many cherry producers.

The arrival of the railway in La Roque d'Anthéron in July 1889 favored the installation of lot of shops in the village.

Boulevard Adam de Craponne has often changed its name : formerly rue du Vabre, then rue de la Gare, then rue des Alliés, before being baptized Boulevard Adam de Craponne.

On 12 March 1888, on the agenda of an extraordinary meeting of the municipal council : the project to create a railway line for the Bouches-du-Rhône departement.

On 11 November 1918, Armistice Day, the beautiful bell had rung for hours, to crackation.

Quickly built, between 1598 and 1667, the castle was limited to one building and two towers. This first castle is only a simple "pied-à-terre" for Jean de Forbin, who came from a noble family in Provence.

The Rue Clémenceau was a main shopping street.

The building to the right of the old town hall housed the "Fraternity circle" from 1898 to 1934.