Beaurain - Saint-Médard
Beaurain - Saint-Médard
Englancourt - Saint-Nicolas
Englancourt - Saint-Nicolas
Englancourt - Saint-Nicolas
Saint-Algis - Saint-Algis
Autreppes - Saint-Hilaire
Vervins - Notre-Dame
Gronard - Saint-Théodulphe
Prisces - Saint-Médard
Prisces - Saint-Médard
Burelles - Saint-Martin
Plomion - Notre-Dame
Plomion - Boucherie Charcuterie
Liesse-Notre-Dame - Basilique Notre-Dame
Liesse-Notre-Dame - Basilique Notre-Dame
Chaourse - Saint-Martin
Chaourse - Saint-Martin
Chaourse - Saint-Martin
Renneval - Notre Dame
Bancigny - Saint-Nicolas
Jeantes - Saint-Martin
Jeantes - Saint-Martin
Maissemy - Domaine de Vadancourt
Montreuil-sur-Mer - Abbaye Saint-Saulve
Boulogne-sur-Mer - Auguste Mariette
Boulogne-sur-Mer - Alfred Eisenstaedt
Boulogne-sur-Mer - Château
Boulogne-sur-Mer - Pharmacie Notre Dame
Boulogne-sur-Mer - Library
Boulogne-sur-Mer - Hôtel de ville
Boulogne-sur-Mer - Notre-Dame
Samer - Saint Martin
Samer - Saint Martin
Samer - Boucherie
Samer - Charcuterie
Cappelle-Brouck - Saint-Jacques
Cappelle-Brouck - Saint-Jacques
Steene - Saint Martin
Bergues - Abbaye de Saint-Winoc
Veurne - Sint-Walburgakerk
Veurne - Sint-Walburgakerk
Veurne - Sint-Walburgakerk
Veurne - Sint-Walburgakerk
Veurne - Sint-Walburgakerk
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Saint-Quentin - Criée Municipale


The First World War hit Saint-Quentin very hard. In September 1914, the city was overrun by the German army. In 1916, Saint-Quentin was the center of the war zone, as the German defence line (aka "Hindenburg Line", "Siegfried Linie", run through here. The population got evacuated and during the following months around 80% of all buildings in Saint-Quentin got damaged.
Some of these building got rebuilt after WWI in "Art Déco" style. This building, located at the Place Gracchus Babeuf, once was the local fish market hall.
Some of these building got rebuilt after WWI in "Art Déco" style. This building, located at the Place Gracchus Babeuf, once was the local fish market hall.
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