Orleans Collection (page 8)

Djemaa el-Djedid Mosque and Consulate Palace - Algiers
The Consulate Palace and Djemaa el-Djedid Mosque at Algiers, Algeria. Contrary to its name, the New Mosque, (the Djemaa el-Djedid) sometimes also called the Pcherie Mosque

Statue of Duc D Orleans & Mosque - Algiers
A remarkable juxtaposition: A Statue of the Duc D Orleans and the Mosque of Djemaa el-Djedid, Algiers, Algeria. Colonial French town planners cleared many Ottoman buildings when they redesigned

Twickenham Orleans House
Orleans House, on the Thames at Twickenham

Prince of Wales / Ammanull
KING AMANULLAH OF AFGHANISTAN Prince of Wales greets the King of Afghanistan aboard the Maid of Orleans at Dover dressed in the uniform of the Welsh Guards

PLUMS
Count Altanns Gage Grand Duke Green Gage Early Orleans Gisbornes monarch, The Czar

USA / New Orleans / Levee
Ships await their cargo, which is piled high on the Levee at New Orleans

French Prisoners at Orleans Railway Station; Franco-Prussian
Illustration showing French prisoners at the railway station of Orleans, during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1. Orleans was of great strategic importance to the French

German soldiers relaxing in Orleans; Franco-Prussian War, 18
Illustration showing an atmospheric candlelit scene of German soldiers relaxing with enemy french women and children, during the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-1

The Civil War in America: destruction of the Confederate flo
Union ships under the command of Flag Officer David Farragut moving up the Missippi river to take New Orleans, the biggest Confederate port

France Gien
Gien, on the Loire about 80km from Orleans, is famous for its faience ceramics

Battle of Orleans 1870
Poupry, near Orleans : the first regiment of Kurassiers charge the French infantry

Clementine D orleans
MARIE CLEMENTINE LEOPOLDINE d ORLEANS - daughter of Louis Philippe, wife of August von Saxe-Coburg, mother of Ferdinand, king of Bulgaria

Louis, Duke of Orleans
LOUIS, DUC D ORLEANS Second son of Charles V and brother of Charles VI

Cake Walking Couple
A black banjo-player and his white partner, both in carnival costume - is this New Orleans ? - perform the cake- walk

3rd Class Carriages
A popular and packed train on the route between Paris and Orleans. The rear four carriages are open and contain the third class passengers, exposed to all elements

Ms - Duke of Orleans
The Tower of London during the Captivity of Charles, duc d Orleans, after Agincourt - from a Flemish manuscript of his poems

Battle of Patay 1429
BATTLE OF PATAY The French under Jeanne d Arc and le duc d Alencon defeat the English as they retreat from Orleans : some English panic, Talbot is captured

New Orleans / Panorama
A view across the Mississippi towards New Orleans

New Orleans / Mississippi
Paddle-Steamers and small sailing craft occupy a busy stretch of the Mississippi at New Orleans

Orleans / Duc Philippe
PHILIPPE, DUKE OF ORLEANS French soldier and Regent of France (1715-1723)

Gaston Duc D orleans
GASTON JEAN BAPTISTE DE FRANCE, duc d ORLEANS son of Henri IV, soldier and conspirator against Richelieu and Mazarin

Gaston D orleans
GASTON JEAN BAPTISTE DE FRANCE, duc d ORLEANS, comte de Blois, de Montlery et de Limours, governor of Languedoc, brother of Louis XIII and uncle of Louis XIV, Chef des conseils etc

Duchesse Orleans 1692
CHARLOTTE-ELISABETH de Baviere (Bavaria), duchesse d ORLEANS

Duke of Orleans (1794)
LOUIS-PHILIPPE JOSEPH, DUKE OF ORLEANS - French revolutionary (also known as Philippe Egalite )

New Orleans / Statehouse
The Statehouse in New Orleans

Orleans / Lpr / Fantasio 10
LOUIS-PHILIPPE-ROBERT DUC D ORLEANS A satirical comment on his claim to the French throne; also a scientist and explorer

Orleans / Lpr / Postcard 90
LOUIS-PHILIPPE-ROBERT DUC D ORLEANS Pretender to the French throne; scientist and explorer in the Arctic and East Africa

Orleans / Lpa / Claimant 82
LOUIS-PHILIPPE-ALBERT COMTE DE PARIS Pretender to the French crown; served in the American Civil War (1861-2)

Philippe I D orleans
PHILIPPE I, duc d ORLEANS brother of Louis XIV, founder of later Orleans line : here depicted for some obscure reason as John the Baptist

Battle of New Orleans
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS The city surrendered on the 25th following an attack by the Federals, the forts held out until the 28th after a mutiny in Fort Jackson

USA / New Orleans / 1720
A view of the early settlement at New Orleans

White Cake Walkers
Two white dancers - he wearing a monocle, she a smart hat - perform the cake-walk in fine Parisian fashion : it may not be New Orleans, but they ve got style !

Orleans House / Twickenham
Orleans House, Twickenham

Helene Duch. Orleans - 3
HELENE von Mecklenburg- Schwerin, duchesse d ORLEANS wife of Ferdinand, son of Louis-Philippe; their son claimed the French throne, but failed to get it

Woolworths, New Orleans
F W WOOLWORTHs STORE, New Orleans, USA

Franco-Pruss / Orleans
The Prussians attack a railway embankment at Orleans

Etats-Generaux 1561
A session of the Etats- Generaux is held at Orleans. The feeble Charles IX presides, but the real power is his awful mother, Catherine de Medicis seated beside him

Mississipi Steamboat
A Mississippi river steamer fully laden with bales of cotton, at New Orleans, Louisiana

Mississippi Naval Fight
The Mississippi is the scene of continuous naval operations throughout the war : here Union vessels engage confederate forts below New Orleans

New Orleans Demo 1874
Riots in New Orleans, against the treatment of the South by the Federal government, lead to violence and intervention by the President

New Orleans - Canal St
Canal Street

New Orleans - Aerial
Aerial view of the Mississippi river as it winds through the city

Duchesse De Berry
The duchesse, widow of the murdered duc who had been heir to the throne, is arrested at Nantes for activities aimed at restoring the Orleans regime

Riots at Palais Royal
Supporters and opponents of the Orleans monarchy come to blows in the Palais Royal, Paris

DUC D ORLEANS (-1793)
Louis Philippe Joseph, duc d ORLEANS (known as Philippe Egalite ) despite his revolutionary sympathies, he was guillotined for supposed treason

Joan of Arc on Banner
JOAN OF ARC Portrayed on a banner reputedly presented to the city of Orleans by Francois I in around 1518

Joan of Arc
JOAN OF ARC Maid of Orleans French national heroine

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