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A M I E N S BEFORE AND DURING THE WAR
A M I E N S BEFORE AND DURING THE WAR
ORIGIN
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
AMIENS DURING THE WAR
How the Germans occupied Amiens in 1914
Occupation of Amiens
How Amiens was saved in 1918
Liberation of Amiens
ITINERARY
THE CATHEDRAL—VISIT TO THE TOWN
What the Tourist should see
Itinerary recommended for visiting Amiens
THE CATHEDRAL (historical monument)
West Façade
Central Doorway (Door of St. Saviour)
“Mother-of-God” door
St. Firmin’s door (see p. 11)
South Lateral Façade
Doorway of the South Transept
The Apse (photo above)
North Lateral Façade
Flying Buttresses
Interior of Cathedral
The Great Nave
The Aisles
The Transept (photo p. 25)
Choir and Apse
Choir Stalls
Chapels in Apse
Choir Aisles
THE CATHEDRAL DURING THE WAR
THE PICARDY MUSEUM
A.—Sculpture
B.—Painting.
Bailliage and House of the White Gable
House of the “Sagittaire”
OLD AMIENS
The “Hortillonnages”
The St. Leu Quarter
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