Cherbourg
Cherbourg is a major port at the top of the Cotentin Peninsular, popular with Jersey boat owners and yachtsmen visiting Channel Island waters. In its heyday it was the home port of many Transatlantic liners
Barracks
ferries
Gare maritime
Infantry troops outside Cherbourg barracks
Place's d'Armes
Beach and casino
Casino
Church
1st Colonial Infantry Regiment leaves the barracks at Place Napoleon
Quai Alexandre 111
Sea baths
American troops at Cherbourg in 1944
Arsenal and harbour
Arsenal
Arsenal
Arsenal in 1944
Vessels moored alongside the Arsenal
An American GI and a French Gendarme
The maritime arsenal
Place General de Gaulle in 1944
Quai de Calligny
Casino
Place du Chateau
Sliding bridge
Theatre
Turning bridge
Turning bridge
Turning bridge
Napoleon I's statue
Statue of Napoleon Ion the harbour front
Turning bridge
Turning bridge
Turning bridge
Place de la Republique, 29 June 1944
Place de la Republique
Place de la Republique
Place de la Republique
The port
Quai Alexandre III
Chamber of Commerce 1909
Chamber of Commerce 1940
Eldorado Cinema
A film crew outside a famous Cherbour shop of old
Parc Emmanuel Lais
Place de la Revolution
Place de la Revolution
Place de la Revolution
Place de la Fontaine
Buvette de La Tour Carre
Banque de France
Casino Terrace
Hotel
Magasins Reunis
Maison Bissonniers
Market in Place General de Gaulle
Place Napoleon
Quai Colligny
Rue de La Poudriere
Rue Emile Zola
Rue Tour Carre
Queen Mary
Hanging rock
Rue de la Fontaine
Rue du Bassin
Rue Gambetta
Plage Napoleon
Plage Napoleon
Port du Commerce 1880
Town and harbour 1885
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1860
1880
Rue de l'Union
Place de la Fontaine
Market
