Ussel

Ussel is a commune in the Correze branch in crucial France. Its population are referred to as Ussellois. The museum of Ussel is devoted to history, arts and culture of the area of Ussel. It features a few gadgets and pictorial representations. Another component is dedicated to the records of printing and exhibitions of engraving. Many of the items exhibited regarding agricultural trades were kindly provided through Dr. Ernest Chiocconi, a salvage provider. He had recovered objects in agricultural holdings which have been not used.

Ussel changed into the northern terminus of the Metre Gauge Transcorrezien railway line linking Tulle to Ussel through Marcillac-l. A.-Croisille, Lapleau, Soursac and Liginiac. This line turned into part of the slender gauge community of railways inside the Correze place. While the road has disappeared, many architectural and song factors still remain and may be visited via the general public. Many of the stations are preserved and had been restored and a Tourist Route created which permits visitors to observe the track from its terminus at Languenne on the outskirts of Tulle to Ussel. The road signs and symptoms are rectangular with "Transcorrezien" proven on them on a white background.