Mairie Collection (page 2)

The Presidential Election in Paris: Application for Voting Tickets at the Mairie, France, 1851

Franco-Prussian War: Volunteers log on to the Mairie of the 3rd Arrondissements on Temple Square for military service. France

The Presidential Election In Paris: Application For Voting Tickets At The Mairie, France, 1851

Franco-Prussian War: Volunteers log on to the Mairie of the 3rd Arrondissements on Temple Square for military service. France

LFB firefighters on tour of France and Italy
LFB firefighters on a working tour of France and Italy, 1-23 June 1953. Seen here with appliance and ladder outside a French town hall

The Mairie (town hall) of Tours lit up with Christmas lights, Tours, Indre-et-Loire, France, Europe

Lyon, France - Town Hall on Place Jean-Mace Date: 1919

Douai - France - Rue de la Mairie - The Belfry
The Belry on Rue de la Mairie, Douai, France Date: circa 1920s

Cyclone damage on Martinique
Cyclone Damage to the Mairie (Town Hall) at Gros Morne on the Island of Martinique - 8th August 1903

Coup : Mairie Forced
Troops loyal to Napoleon take over the Mairie of the 4th arrondissement, Paris

Coup: Berryer Protests
From the window of the mairie of the 10th arrondissement, Paris, Berryer protests against Napoleons coup - but theres not much he can do to stop the take-over

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"Mairie: The Heart of French Towns" In the picturesque village of Monpazier, nestled in the enchanting region of Dordogne, France, stands the charming Mairie. This historic half-timbered building on Place de Couverts is a true gem in this bastide town. Travel further south to Ariage and discover another delightful Mairie on Place de Couverts in the Midi-Pyrenees region. Its presence adds to the allure of this beautiful bastide town of Mirepoix. Buoux, located in Provence, boasts its own unique Mairie or town hall. This quaint building holds stories from generations past and serves as a gathering place for locals. Roussillon showcases not one but two remarkable structures - the colorful ochre-colored façade of its Mairie (mayor's office) and the grand front facade of Hotel de Ville. These architectural wonders add vibrancy to this Provençal village. The significance of these Maisons des Communes extends beyond their physical beauty. They have witnessed pivotal moments in history such as elections and revolutions that shaped France into what it is today. As we delve deeper into history, an engraving depicts scenes from both Elections and Revolutions in France - reminding us how crucial these institutions are for democracy's progress. Turning our attention away from mainland France, an album captures life on Isle of Pines during 1878-79 when supplies were distributed amidst challenging times. It highlights how even remote communities rely on their local government for support. Meanwhile, Tournan reveals its rich heritage through an ancient chateau turned current Mairie - a testament to adaptability while preserving historical roots. Further afield lies Nieuwkerke Hospice with a plaque honoring Captain J. J Crowe VC; it symbolizes bravery intertwined with community spirit upheld by local authorities during times of conflict.