Nogent Collection

Bird s-Eye View of Paris and its Fortifications (engraving)
1052102 Bird s-Eye View of Paris and its Fortifications (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bird s-Eye View of Paris and its Fortifications)

Maximilien de Bethune, 1st Duke of Sully, From Ward and Lock
3714034 Maximilien de Bethune, 1st Duke of Sully, From Ward and Locks Illustrated History of the World, pub. c.1882 by English School

SPORT FOR DISABLED / 1895
Sport for the disabled at Nogent-sur-Marne - men with wooden legs competing for first place Date: 1895

FRENCH DOMESTIC BUILDING
A superb example of debut-de- siecle French domestic architecture - a private hotel at Nogent-sur-Marne, with fancy decoration applied to every nook and cranny. Date: 1905

France-Prussian War, the evacuation of Paris, exit of a convoy of the German artillery in Nogent Station in September 1871, engraving from the time

Railway line from Paris to Mulhouse, construction of the Nogent viaduct over the Marne river in March 1857, engraving of the time

Nogent Le Rotrou
Le chateau Date: early 19th century

Franco-Prussian War: Inside View of Fort Nogent Near Paris, Occupied by Troops Of
Franco-Prussian War: Inside View of Fort Nogent Near Paris, Occupied by Troops of Wurttemberg

Franco-Prussian War: Picket below Noisy le Grand in front of Fort Nogent. From left to right: Fort Nogent, French Camp, Fort Rosny, suburbs of Paris, France

Nogent-sur-Marne, France - L Avenue Neptune flooded
Nogent-sur-Marne, France - L Avenue Neptune (!) flooded - January, 1910. Date: 1910

Franco-Prussian War: Inside View of Fort Nogent Near Paris, Occupied by Troops Of
Franco-Prussian War: Inside View of Fort Nogent Near Paris, Occupied by Troops of Wurttemberg

Franco-Prussian War: Picket below Noisy le Grand in front of Fort Nogent. From left to right: Fort Nogent, French Camp, Fort Rosny, suburbs of Paris, France

Sport for Disabled / 1895
Sport for the disabled at Nogent-sur-Marne - men with wooden legs competing for first place

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"Nogent: A Historical Tapestry of Parisian Resilience and Natural Beauty" Step into the captivating world of Nogent, a place where history intertwines with breathtaking landscapes. From the somber Funeral of Philippe VI to the enchanting Bird's-Eye View of Paris and its Fortifications, this town has witnessed it all. Intriguingly, Nogent holds secrets within its grasp. Maximilien de Bethune, 1st Duke of Sully, emerges from the pages of Ward and Lock's engravings, reminding us of his influential presence in French history. But Nogent is not just about past events; it embraces progress too. The heartwarming image depicting Sports for Disabled in 1895 showcases a community that champions inclusivity and celebrates human spirit. French Domestic Building stands tall amidst the changing times, reflecting architectural marvels that have stood against time's relentless march forward. Meanwhile, memories from France-Prussian War resurface as we witness the evacuation of Paris and the exit convoy carrying German artillery. The construction viaduct over Railway line from Paris to Mulhouse symbolizes both engineering prowess and connectivity between regions. It serves as a testament to mankind's ability to overcome obstacles through innovation. Venturing further into Nogent Le Rotrou reveals another chapter in its rich tapestry - an inside view into Fort Nogent Near Paris occupied by troops during Franco-Prussian War. These glimpses remind us how resilience can flourish even in times of conflict. Nature also plays a significant role here; L'Avenue Neptune flooded captures an ethereal moment when water transforms ordinary streets into poetic reflections under shimmering sunlight. Nestled amidst these historical moments lies Fort Nogent once again - this time guarded by pickets below Noisy le Grand during Franco-Prussian War. Its walls echo stories untold but etched forever in the annals of time.