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The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the hamlet of Gris Pot and the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completely destroyed during the First World War. Fields dominate the foreground, with scattered buildings in the middle distance. Note in the far left foreground part of a line of hessian barriers designed to prevent observation by the enemy. This is the 11th image in a 15 part panorama. See EZ0172P for the combined image.
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. Fields fill the foreground; some of the farm buildings among the trees in the middle distanc
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. Fields fill the foreground, with houses or farm buildings on the left and right among the tr
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. The line of trees in the middle distance appear to be shell damaged. The buildings shown ce
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. A farmhouse sits amid fields, with other buildings beyond it. To the left of the farmhouse
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. The farm buildings in the centre, possibly part of the hamlet of Gris Pot, show clear shell
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing part of the hamlet of Gris Pot. One of the buildings in the row in the centre has a
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. Several farm buildings can be seen, surrounded by fields and trees; they are possibly part o
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completely destroyed during the Firs
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the hamlet of Gris Pot and the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completel
Reference image only to provide position detail for those named. This image is not for sale.The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, s
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completely destroyed during the Firs
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. Farmland dominates the image, with some buildings in the middle distance and shell damaged t
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the outskirts of the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completely destroye
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the hamlet of Gris Pot and the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completel
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. Several farm buildings can be seen, surrounded by fields and trees; they are possibly part o
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. The farm buildings in the centre, possibly part of the hamlet of Gris Pot, show clear shell
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completely destroyed during the Firs
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south, showing the outskirts of the town of La Chapelle d'Armentieres, which was completely destroye
The French countryside between Armentieres, near the Franco-Belgian border, and Bois Grenier to the south. Fields fill the foreground, with houses or farm buildings on the left and right among the tr