Normandie Collection (page 2)

A Classroom - Chⴥau Blanc, Charleval, Haute-Normandie
A Classroom - Chⴥ au Blanc, Charleval, Eure, Haute-Normandie, France. Date: 1920s

Folie Parisienne at the French Casino, New York and Miami Be
Scenes from Folie Parisienne at the French Casino, New York and Miami Beach, 1935-1936 (La Normandie, Bouquet of Roses and Ladies and their Dogs) Date: circa 1936

Reconstruction of village and Brazilian dance for Henry II and Catherine de Medici during his triumphal entry into Rouen, on October 1, 1550. Early Modern Era. Engraving. FRANCE. HAUTE-NORMANDIE

Ms Y 28. Relation de l entr饠de Henri II, roi
Ms Y 28. Relation de l entr饠 de Henri II, roi de France, ࠒ ouen, le 1er octobre 1550. (Story of the entry of Henry II, King of France, in Rouen, on October 1, 1550). Folio 70. Detail

France. Dieppe. Saint-Jacques Church
FRANCE. Dieppe. Saint-Jacques Church. Flamboyant gothic. Architecture

Charles Comte Soissons
CHARLES de BOURBON, comte de SOISSONS French statesman, Grand Maitre de France, gouverneur de Dauphine et Normandie.. Date: 1566 - 1612

Le Treport - a corner of the Beach - France
A corner of the Beach at Le Treport, a commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Haute-Normandie region in north-western France. Date: circa 1909

Steeple at Saint-Leger, Alpes-Maritimes, France
The Steeple (ruins of an ancient abbey) of Saint-Leger close to Saint-Valery-en-Caux, a commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Haute-Normandie region in northern France- bereft of its main

Rue Delalande, Pavilly, France
Pavilly, a commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Haute-Normandie region in northern France. Rue Delalande. Date: circa 1905

Vernon, Eure, France
Vernon is a commune in the department of Eure in the Haute-Normandie region in northern France. View down on Place Barette with the Collegiale Notre-Dame (now Parish Church)

General view of Le Havre, Normandy, France
Le Havre - a city in the Seine-Maritime department of the Haute-Normandie region in France. Date: circa 1920s

Sainte-Adresse, France - Le Pain de Sucre
Sainte-Adresse, a commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Haute-Normandie region, France - Le Pain de Sucre (The Sugar-loaf Memorial)

Etretat, France - working a beachside capstan
Etretat in the Seine-Maritime department in the Haute-Normandie region in northern France - French Fisherfolk working a beachside capstan to draw in a fishing boat

A woman pouring cider in Normandie, France. Outdoor bar scene

Praying at a Menhir
Though priests deplore such superstitions, many peasants retain allegiance to old gods - women pray before the druidic stones at Montchauvet in the bocage of Normandie

Rollo Baptised
Rollo (or Robert) has been allowed to settle in Normandie as its first duke : he is baptised as a Christian

Robert II De Normandie
Robert, duc de Normandie and eldest son of William I of England, rebels against his father : he will be in constant dispute with his brothers

France Trouville
The fashionable Normandie seaside resort seen from the sea

France Chateau Gaillard
Chateau Gaillard, above Les Andelys in Normandie, was the stronghold of Richard I of England

Houlgate-Beuzeval
A popular seaside resort on the coast of Normandie

France Honfleur
The harbour on the Normandie coast, seen from the sea

Statue at Falaise
In 1851 a statue of William the Conqueror is erected at Falaise, on the French coast. William had been duc de Normandie before he thought of invading England

The Normandie, the largest liner in the world
The burning of the luxury liner, the Normandie in 1942. The Normandie was the largest liner in the world. As World War II commenced the liner was taken out of service

Marie Antoinette & Kids
MARIE ANTOINETTE receives her children - Le Dauphin, Madame Royale and le duc de Normandie

NORMANDIE
Surcouf is the worlds largest submarine before World War Two, with a range of 19, 000 km and carries 80 days stores for long trips away from base. She will be lost in 1942

Bridegroom Arrested
At Coutances, Normandie, a bridegroom is spotted during his wedding procession, and police arrest him during the wedding breakfast, to the dismay of his new bride

Sailing Back to Normandi
Sailing from Syria back to Normandie in this tiny ship, Robert l Ermitte sees a vision concerning the future of his country

Rollon of Normandie
ROLLO, DUKE OF NORMANDY Norse invader of France who, preferring the climate to that of the North, establishes himself in France

Washerwomen of Caen, Normandy, France
The Washerwomen of Caen, Normandy, northern France, washing their clothes at the communal lavoir

NORMANDIE (CARD)
A typical publicity item associating the company with the newest glory of the French merchant fleet

NORMANDIE (SEBILLE)
French transatlantic liner

French Street Market
Normandie countrywomen come into Saint-Vst-le-Hougue and wait with their baskets along the street while the townswomen inspect their produce

Harold Swears Fealty
Harold, earl of Wessex, touching holy reliquaries with either hand, swears fealty (allegiance) to Guillaume, duc de Normandie, later William I of England

Williams Burial Forbade
William I is about to be buried at Caen, Normandie, when Ascelin Fitzarthur claims the territory : the lords make a settlement and eventually proceed with the funeral

Normandy Wedding
La mariee de Pays de Caux - a wedding procession in Normandie. Musicians precede the bride and her entourage, all except the drummer are on horse or donkey-back

Food / Dinner / 1356, France
Mealtime at the chateau de Rouen; Charles, duc de Normandie, is at table when his father Jean II arrives unexpectedly

Buying the Goose
Buying geese and turkeys in a street market in Normandie, France

Vikings on French Coast
A Drakkar from Scandinavia off the Normandie coast

Lace making at home in Caen, Normandy, France
Lace making at home in Caen, Normandy, northern France

Steamship: Normandie
Remember, if anyone touches her while I m away, you ll have me to answer to !

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