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[Caen - Before and After Reconstruction]

[Caen - Before and After Reconstruction]

[Caen - Before and After Reconstruction] - [FRA-7170 and FRA-7171] Public domain photograph of a city hall, public building, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

American Red Cross - Refugees - Colony of about 160 refugee children crossing drawbridge into the ancient Chateau of Caen, the funds for whose maintenance is provided by the American Red Cross

American Red Cross - Refugees - Colony of about 160 refugee children c...

Date Taken: 1918 Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Refugees

[Caen - View of the Town (Destructions)]

[Caen - View of the Town (Destructions)]

[Caen - View of the Town (Destructions)] - [FRA-2122 and FRA-2123]

[Caen - View of the Town (Destructions)]

[Caen - View of the Town (Destructions)]

[Caen - View of the Town (Destructions)] - [FRA-2122 and FRA-2123]

[Caen - Before and After Reconstruction]

[Caen - Before and After Reconstruction]

[Caen - Before and After Reconstruction] - [FRA-7170 and FRA-7171] Public domain photograph - France, 19th century, ruins, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

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