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Memorial to Major Charles Strafford MBE, RanvilleAfter the war a number of veterans returned to Normandy to live and one of the most notable was Charles Strafford. He became very involved in the Commemorations associated with D-Day
Canadian Inuksuk Monument Utah Beach MuseumIt is estimated that about 3, 000 Native Canadians (Inuit, Metis and others) fought in WW2 of whom some 200 died. The Memorial, built by Inuk Elder Peter Irniq was unveiled on 30 October 2005
Street view Mont St. Michel, Normandy, FranceVintage late 19th century photograph - street view Mont St. Michel, Normandy, France
House in Courseulles where King George VI stayedThere is a small hard to read Memorial Plaque above the central door. The King stayed here on 16 June 1944 much against the wishes of most senior military figures who were concerned for his safety
Canadian Cemetery Beny sur Mer NormandyThe cemetery sits on the highest point for some miles & has two watch towers from which excellent views can be gained towards Juno Beach where the Canadians came ashore
Iron Mike US Paratrooper Memorial NormandyThe bronze statue is a replica of one in the US Army Infantry School at Fort Benning. This one was unveiled by Major General Kellog Commander 82nd Airborne on 7 June 1997
6th British Airborne Division Memorial Window6th British Airborne Division Memorial Stained Glass Window Ranville Church Normandy
Normandy: Churchill tank waits in ambushPhotograph: Normandy: Churchill tank waits in ambush. A Churchill tank awaits possible enemy counter-attack in a ruined Normandy village, scene of much bitter fighting recently
Mulberry Harbour off Arromanches, Normandy, France, WW2Mulberry Harbour off Arromanches, Normandy, France, a temporary portable harbour used during the Allied D-Day Invasion in June 1944. 1944
On board HMS Queen Emma en route for Normandy, WW2On board HMS Queen Emma en route for Normandy, France, D-Day, June 1944. 1944
View of Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France, WW2View of Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France, during WW2. circa 1940s
D-Day invasion ration packThe contents of the 24-hour ration pack which was to be carried by every combatant in the anticipated Allied invasion of the continent. These were to be carried in a small waterproof box
Horsa glider to Normandy by G. H. DavisBritains Horsa glider -- the mount which carried the airborne spearhead of invasion to Normandy on D-Day, Second World War
The chimes of Normandy. Date c1879
Bayeux Tapestry (6 of 8)A black and white depiction of the Bayeux Tapestry. In this section, William is informed that Harolds army is on the way south. William and his men leave Hastings, to meet the English force
Neath AbbeyThe ruins of Neath Abbey, Glamorganshire, Wales. The first Cistercian monks arrived from Normandy in 1130. The abbey was ravished by Welsh uprisings in the 1200s. Date: 12th century
Normandy traditional costume as fancy dressA fancy dress costume suggesting a late Victorian party goer dress as a Normandy peasant. Her costume comprises of a dress with a brightly coloured petticoat
Poster advertising St Valery en Caux, a small fishing port and town in Normandy, northern France, offering tennis, yachting, and gambling at the casino
An Ancient Roman Playground in a Modern French ResortThis image depicts the New Bath at Deauville in Normandy by F. Matania. The baths were based on the classic style of ancient Rome providing luxury to wealthy travellers
German Prisoners, Normandy; Second World War, 1944Photograph showing a group of German prisoners guarded by a Canadian soldier, in Normandy, June 1944. In the background casualties are visible, being brought to an emergency dressing station
Norman Conquest 1 of 16Harold sets sail to confirm to William, duke of Normandy that he will succeed Edward the Confessor on the English throne
Tree in landscape Normandy, France. Date: 1980s
Horse in an orchard Normandy, France. Date: 1980s
Horse and foal, Normandy countryside, France. Date: 1980s
Cyclist - Normandy, France. Date: 1980s
Birthplace of William the Conqueror, Normandy, FranceBirthplace of King William the Conqueror at Falaise, Normandy, France. 1834
Le Mans Cathederal Choir - black & white view of interior with decorated Columns Date: circa 1890s
Le Mans, Statue of General Chanzy. Date: circa 1890s
Le Mans Cathedral - black & white view of Cathedral Date: circa 1890s
Chartres - Old Baths - black & white view of Buildings alongside river / canal Date: circa 1890s
Coutances Cathedral - black & white view of Cathedral front, shops near by Date: circa 1890s
Coutances from station - black & white view of town from Station Date: circa 1890s
Courances from Station - coloured view of town buildings Date: circa 1890s
Bayeux Cathederal, interior - black & white view of Church Interior Date: circa 1890s
Bayeux Cathedral - coloured view of Gothic style church building Date: circa 1890s
Falaise, William the Conqueror statue - black & white view of Equestrian statue on massive plinth Date: circa 1890s
Church of St Gervais Falaise - black & white views of Square with church behind Date: circa 1890s
Caen Abbaye D Ardennes tithe barn - black & white view of barn with horse and cart Date: circa 1890s
Caen, Abbaye D Ardennes - black & white view of Abbey Church Date: circa 1890s
Caen Rue Froide - black & white view along street with church tower at far end Date: circa 1890s
Rouen Natre Dame - black & white view of Funeral procession in front of Church Date: circa 1890s
Rouen Fountaine ste Marie - black & white view of waterfall with decorative statuary Date: circa 1890s
Rouens Ouen - black & white view of Gothic style facade Date: circa 1890s
Rouen Cathedral - black & white view of Columns and Vaulting Date: circa 1890s
Rouen - black & white view of city street, with many pedestrians Date: circa 1890s
Advertisement for Normandy, FranceFrench railways advertisement for Normandy, France. circa 1946
View from Look out tower - BLACK & WHITE elevated view over town and river Date: circa 1890s
Quimperle. St Michels church - black & white view of highly decorated Norman style stone doorway Date: circa 1890s
