Dijon Collection (page 8)

BALLOON, 1784. A projected balloon flight at Dijon, France, 1784

Timber framed house in the old district, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

Palais des Ducs (Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy), Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

Louis Bernard Guyton-Morveau, ne e Dijon le 4 janvier 1737. Head-and-shoulders profile portrait of French scientist Louis Bernard Guyton-Morveau. Date between 1790 and 1820

The town hall, Dijon, France. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

General view, Dijon, France. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

The Square and the Place D Arcy, Dijon, France. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Notre Dame, Dijon, France. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Beaulieu Abbey
The ruins of Beaulieu Abbey, Hampshire, England, a Cistercian house founded by King John and lived in by thirty monks from Citeaux, near Dijon, France. Date: founded c. 1204

FRANCE / DIJON, 1835
General view of the city Date: 1835

Barrack Room - Dijon, France
The interior of a Police barrack room, with a group of French soldiers (some seated) in the foreground, all bearing swords, engaged in police duty

Poster advertising Terrot bicycles. The company was founded by Charles Terrot in Dijon in 1887. A young couple are depicted on their bicycles, enjoying a healthy cycling holiday

He Visits Dijon
Napoleon and Eugenie visit Dijon, where they attend a ball held in the old palace of the ducs de Bourgogne

Hotel de Vogue, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

Gargoyle facade of Notre Dame, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

FIA GT3 European Championship: Jean-Luc Blanchemain / Patrick Bornhauser Racing Logistic Dodge Viper Competition Coupe
Jean-Luc Blanchemain (FRA) / Patrick Bornhauser (FRA) Racing Logistic Dodge Viper Competition Coupe. FIA GT3 European Championship, Rd4, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA GT3 European Championship: Jonathan Cocker Barwell Motorsport Aston Martin DBRS9
Jonathan Cocker (GBR) Barwell Motorsport Aston Martin DBRS9. FIA GT3 European Championship, Rd4, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA GT: Jean-Denis Deletraz Phoenix Racing Aston Martin DBR9
Jean-Denis Deletraz (SUI) Phoenix Racing Aston Martin DBR9. FIA GT Championship, Rd6, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA GT3 European Championship: Franco Groppi BMS Scuderia Italia Aston Martin DBRS9
Franco Groppi (ITA) BMS Scuderia Italia Aston Martin DBRS9. FIA GT3 European Championship, Rd4, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA GT: Mika Salo AF Corse Ferrari 430 GTC
Mika Salo (FIN) AF Corse Ferrari 430 GTC. FIA GT Championship, Rd6, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA GT: Michael Bartels Vitaphone Racing Maserati MC12
Michael Bartels (GER) Vitaphone Racing Maserati MC12. FIA GT Championship, Rd6, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA GT: Thomas Biagi Vitaphone Racing Maserati MC12
Thomas Biagi (ITA) Vitaphone Racing Maserati MC12. FIA GT Championship, Rd6, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA GT: Matteo Bobbi AF Corse Ferrari 430 GTC
Matteo Bobbi (ITA) AF Corse Ferrari 430 GTC. FIA GT Championship, Rd6, Dijon, France, 3 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

DTM: 3rd Bruno Spengler Mercedes-Benz Bank AMG C-Klasse
DTM Round 9, Dijon-Prenois, 9.-11. October 2009 Sunday Race Podium 2nd Paul Di Resta (GBR) AMG Mercedes C-Klasse (2009) 1st Gary Paffett (GBR) Salzgitter AMG Mercedes C-Klasse (2009)

Formula Three Euroseries: F3 Euroseries 9, Dijon-Prenois, 9. - 11. October 2009
F3 Euroseries 9, Dijon-Prenois (FRA), 9.- 11. October 2009, Friday Practice/Qualifying Andrea Caldarelli (ITA) SG Formula

DTM: Mathias Lauda AMG Mercedes C-Klasse
DTM Round 9, Dijon-Prenois, 9.-11. October 2009 Sunday Race Mathias Lauda (AUT) AMG Mercedes C-Klasse (2008)

FIA Sportscar Championship: Race winner Jan Lammers leads the sister car of Beppe Gabbiani to a Dome 1-2
Race winner Jan Lammers (NED) leads the sister car of Beppe Gabbiani (ITA) to a Dome 1-2. FIA Sportscar Championship, Rd6, Dijon, France. 18 August 2002. DIGITAL IMAGE

French Formula Three Championship: Race 2 winner, Derek Hayes Dallara Mugen Honda F302
Race 2 winner, Derek Hayes (GBR) Dallara Mugen Honda F302. French F3 Championship, Rd4, Dijon, France. 30 June 2002. DIGITAL IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Former team owner Rob Walker takes notes from the pit wall
Former team owner Rob Walker (GBR) takes notes from the pit wall. French Grand Prix, Rd 9, Dijon-Prenois, France, 3 July 1977. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Third placed James Hunt has his McLaren M26 fired up in the pit lane during practice
Third placed James Hunt (GBR) has his McLaren M26 fired up in the pit lane during practice. French Grand Prix, Rd 9, Dijon-Prenois, France, 3 July 1977. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Harald Ertl Hesketh 308E failed to qualify for his final GP appearance of the season
Harald Ertl (AUT) Hesketh 308E failed to qualify for his final GP appearance of the season. French Grand Prix, Rd 9, Dijon-Prenois, France, 3 July 1977. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: The Ligier mechanics work on the rear of Jacques Laffites JS7 during practice
The Ligier mechanics work on the rear of Jacques Laffites JS7 during practice. Laffite would finish the race in eighth position. French Grand Prix, Rd 9, Dijon-Prenois, France, 3 July 1977. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Former Privateer team owner Rob Walker enjoys a lager
Former Privateer team owner Rob Walker (GBR) enjoys a lager. French Grand Prix, Dijon-Prenois, 1 July 1979

Formula One World Championship
Keke Rosberg (FIN) replaced the retired James Hunt (GBR) in the Wolf WR7 and finished the race in ninth position. French Grand Prix, Rd 8, Dijon-Prenois, France, 1 July 1979. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Jochen Mass finished fifteenth in the first race for the distinctive Arrows A2
Jochen Mass (GER) finished fifteenth in the first race for the distinctive Arrows A2. French Grand Prix, Rd 8, Dijon-Prenois, France, 1 July 1979

Formula One World Championship: A champagne celebration on the podium: Clay Regazzoni Ferrari third; Ronnie Peterson
A champagne celebration on the podium (L to R): Clay Regazzoni (SUI) Ferrari third; Ronnie Peterson (SWE) Lotus winner; Niki Lauda (AUT) Ferrari second. French Grand Prix, Dijon-Prenois, 7 July 1974

Formula One World Championship: The Ferrari 312B3Õs of Niki Lauda and Clay Regazzoni finished second
The Ferrari 312B3Õs of Niki Lauda (AUT) and Clay Regazzoni (SUI) finished second and third respectively. French Grand Prix, Dijon-Prenois, 7 July 1974. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: Ronnie Peterson drove magnificently to claim victory in the ageing Lotus 72E
Ronnie Peterson (SWE) drove magnificently to claim victory in the ageing Lotus 72E. French Grand Prix, Dijon-Prenois, 7 July 1974. BEST IMAGE

Formula One World Championship: The wife of Phil Kerr McLaren Racing Director performs timing duties in the pits
The wife of Phil Kerr (NZL) McLaren Racing Director performs timing duties in the pits. French Grand Prix, Rd 9, Dijon-Prenois, France, 7 July 1974

Statue in Place Francois Rude, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

A couple sit in front of a fountain in the Place Francois Rude, with half timbered houses behind, in Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

Facade with false gargoyles, Eglise Notre-Dame, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

In the old town, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

Hotel de Vogue, with traditional roof tiles, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

Vineyards on Route des Grands Crus, Nuits St. Georges, Dijon, Burgundy, France, Europe

Customs / La Mere Folle
Carriage of LA MERE FOLLE, central figure of the Fete des Foux celebrated at Dijon and elsewhere

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"Dijon: A Historic City in the Heart of Burgundy" Located in the beautiful region of Bourgogne (Burgundy), France, a city that boasts a rich history and vibrant culture. From its picturesque streets to its impressive landmarks, it has something for everyone. In the world of motorsports, Dijon holds significance as it was once a host to Formula One World Championship races. The race held at Place Francois Rude Bareuzai saw David Purley's unfortunate crash on lap six, reminding us of the thrilling yet unpredictable nature of this sport. But Dijon is not just about racing; it offers much more. With its charming skyline and architectural wonders, such as the stunning sepia vintage map showcasing downtown Dijon or the gray vintage map capturing the essence of this French gem, one can truly immerse themselves in its timeless beauty. For those interested in automotive history, posters like Terrot Motor Cycles from Dijon serve as nostalgic reminders of an era gone by. These relics transport us back to a time when two-wheeled marvels ruled the roads. Diving deeper into motorsports history brings us to Patrick Gaillard's Ensign team debut at Formula One World Championship where he unfortunately failed to qualify. This serves as a testament to both his determination and Morris Nunn's role as Ensign Team Owner - highlighting their unwavering commitment despite setbacks. Beyond racing and maps lies another facet that makes Dijon special – FIA GT3 European Championship events hosted by Stefano Zonca Racing Box. These exhilarating competitions bring together top-tier drivers who showcase their skills on tracks that have witnessed countless triumphs and defeats throughout history. As you explore this captivating city with its cobblestone streets and majestic architecture, take a moment to savor some traditional mustard for which Dijon is famous worldwide. Let your senses be delighted by the tangy flavors that have made Dijon mustard a culinary icon.