1Bayeux Tapestry: King Edward Constructed around 1077 to commemorate the story of William the Conqueror taking of England, including the 1066 Battle of Hastings. It is 224 feet long.
2Bayeux Tapestry: Harold sets off with no shoes Constructed around 1077 to commemorate the story of William the Conqueror taking of England, including the 1066 Battle of Hastings. It is 224 feet long.
3Bayeux Tapestry: Harold swears oath to William Constructed around 1077 to commemorate the story of William the Conqueror taking of England, including the 1066 Battle of Hastings. It is 224 feet long.
4Bayeux Tapestry: Harold is crowned king Constructed around 1077 to commemorate the story of William the Conqueror taking of England, including the 1066 Battle of Hastings. It is 224 feet long.
5Bayeux Tapestry: Battle of Hastings Constructed around 1077 to commemorate the story of William the Conqueror taking of England, including the 1066 Battle of Hastings. It is 224 feet long.
6Bayeux Tapestry: Lots of death after Battle of Hastings Constructed around 1077 to commemorate the story of William the Conqueror taking of England, including the 1066 Battle of Hastings. It is 224 feet long.
7Bayeux Cathedral
8Bayeux Cathedral
9Bayeux Cathedral
10Bayeux Cathedral
11Bayeux Cathedral
12Bayeux Cathedral
13Bayeux Cathedral
14Bayeux Cathedral
15Bayeux Cathedral crypt
16Bayeux Cathedral
17Bayeux Cathedral
18Bayeux Cathedral
19Driver Philippe in his Normandy hat
20Mémorial de Caen
21Mémorial de Caen
22Mémorial de Caen
23Mémorial de Caen
24Royal Barrière
25View from Royal Barrière room
26Mairie de Deauville
27Mairie de Deauville circle
28Family at dinner
29Original Pegasus bridge Original Pegasus bridge, secured by paratroopers 6 hours before D-Day landing. Replaced in 1993.
30D-Day landings
31D-Day Academy
32Major General Graham Hollands lecturing on D-day
33D-Day Academy Spitfire
34D-Day Academy
35D-Day Academy
36D-Day Academy
37D-Day Academy
38Anna checking on communications at D-Day Academy
39Communications at D-Day Academy
40Kevin and Anna at D-Day Academy
41Anna checking on communications at D-Day Academy
42Communications at D-Day Academy
43Communications at D-Day Academy
44Kevin with a gun at D-Day Academy
45D-Day Academy
46D-Day Academy
47Normandy
48Left: Montgomery's headquarters after D-Day. Met with Churchill and King George here.
49Normandy barns
50D-Day memorial
51Remnants of WW2 Arromanches temporary artificial harbor Temporary breakwaters installed on D-Day
52Remnants of WW2 Arromanches temporary artificial harbor Temporary breakwaters installed on D-Day
53Remnants of WW2 Arromanches temporary artificial harbor Temporary breakwaters installed on D-Day
54Remnants of WW2 Arromanches temporary artificial harbor Put together on D-Day
55Remnants of WW2 Arromanches temporary artificial harbor Put together on D-Day
56Floating roadway Part of the quick assemble harbor
57Remnants of WW2 Arromanches temporary artificial harbor
58Monument to battle of Formigny in 1450
59Pointe du Hoc Apparently used for munitions training after D-day
60Pointe du Hoc
61Pointe du Hoc
62Pointe du Hoc: Cliffs the Rangers climbed
63Pointe du Hoc: Craig in a crater
64Pointe du Hoc: Open gun emplacement
65Pointe du Hoc: Casemate (fortified gun emplacement)
66Pointe du Hoc: Observation bunker
67Pointe du Hoc: Cliffs the Rangers climbed
68Pointe du Hoc: Looking toward Omaha beach
69Pointe du Hoc: Looking toward Utah beach
70Anna at the Ranger memorial at Pointe du Hoc
71Anna in Pointe du Hoc bunker
72Pointe du Hoc bunker: Ranger memorial
73Pointe du Hoc bunker: Plaque
74Pointe du Hoc observation bunker and Ranger memorial
75Pointe du Hoc casemate
76Pointe du Hoc casemate
77155mm gun similar to those at Pointe du Hoc
78Church destroyed by allied bombing
79Omaha Beach Golf Club
80Omaha Beach Golf Club
81Omaha Beach Golf Club
82Omaha beach memorial
83Omaha beach national guard memorial
84Omaha beach
85Omaha beach
86Our guide Major General Graham Hollands on Omaha beach
87Anna and Kevin at Omaha beach
88Craig at Omaha beach
89Omaha beach and Pointe du Hoc
90Omaha beach
91Omaha beach
92The Normandy Campaign
93American cemetery in Normandy
94American cemetery in Normandy
95American cemetery in Normandy
96American cemetery in Normandy
97American cemetery in Normandy
98American cemetery in Normandy
99Chapel at American cemetery in Normandy
100American cemetery in Normandy
101American cemetery in Normandy
102American cemetery in Normandy
103Monument
104Anna found fancy sorbet
105Sunest at the beach
106Sunset at Deauville beach
107Wall of fame at Royal Barriere (hosts the Deauville American Film Festival)
108
109Rouen Cathedral
110Rouen Cathedral
111Rouen Cathedral
112Rouen Cathedral
113Rouen Cathedral
114Rouen Cathedral
115Rouen
116Rouen Cathedral
117Rouen Cathedral
118Rouen Half-timbered house built before 1520 had upper stories larger than lower stories to increase size (and avoid taxes based on footprint).
119Rouen Cathedral
120Rouen Cathedral
121Rouen
122Rouen Half timbered houses are easily movable
123Rouen
124Rouen
125Rouen
126Great Clock in Rouen Cast iron mechanism built in 1389 with facade completed in 1529. Includes days of the week (bottom) and phases of the moon (top).
127Great Clock in Rouen Cast iron mechanism built in 1389 with facade completed in 1529. Includes days of the week (bottom) and phases of the moon (top).
128Rouen
129Great Clock in Rouen Cast iron mechanism built in 1389 with facade completed in 1529. Includes days of the week (bottom) and phases of the moon (top).
130Old house in Rouen Half-timbered house built before 1520 had upper stories larger than lower stories to increase size (and avoid taxes based on footprint).
131Rouen
132Rouen McDonalds was allowed to open a store here by renovating the old pre-1520 building it is in.