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	PICTURES OF OSSE-EN-ASPE, BEARN
	by John E. La Tourette Apouey Tower	Apouey Tower, frequently confused as part of Gayrosse property and/or related to the Latourrette family in Osse
	Maison Cadier	Rev. Alfred Cadier’s House, next to Bethel Temple. Marked by Madame Candau as the beginning of her street on postcard circulated by Mrs. Jacob in the 1950s
	Castle Mountain with Maison Cavendish	Castle Mountain looming (to the north) over Osse (Cavendish house with red trim on right center and Bethel temple tower in left corner)
	Eglise Catholique	Catholic Church tower in the center of Osse as you approach from the south (from Lees-Athas)
	Maison Cavendish	The Cavendish house in Osse (red trim) where Madame Marie Candau lived, as marked on a postcard circulated by Mrs. Jacob in the 1950s (background Castle Mountain)
	Cour du Temple Bethel	The courtyard of Temple Bethel with the Cadier House tower on the left and the side of the temple on the right
	Maison Forte-Gayrosse	The Gayrosse Maison-Forte (a strong house), dating from the 8th century, held by David Latourrette, Jean’s father, in 1685
	Maison Latourrette-Casmayou	The Latourrette-Casamayou House, with large south facing porches (entrance and small courtyard hidden by tree and shed) Now referred to as the Casamayou-Mayerau House
	Maison Latourrette-Pons	The Latourrette-Pon House, with Castle Mountain
	Mill Race	An ancient tower roof type building in Osse along the Larricq creek that flows through the village. In the foreground are the remains of a mill race (diversion of the creek) and mill historically associated with the Latourrette-Casamayou house.
	Vue Valle d'Aspe	Looking south over Osse up the narrow valley of the Aspe river (towards Spain) into the Pyrenees
	Vue Est	Looking east from the Cavendish house in Osse at the Pyrenees mountains where parasailing occurs
	Vue Ouest	Osse from the west with the Catholic Church tower on the right and the Bethel Temple tower in left center