So here are the pictures Blogger wouldn't let me put on the last post...If you want to know what I've learned about some of these places, leave a comment or shoot me an email. I don't feel like writing all of it here...and you may get extremely bored reading it if history doesn't really interest you.
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| L'Abbaye Toussaint |
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A bust of George Washington by artist David d'Angers...located in the
Galerie David d'Angers, which is inside of l'Abbaye Toussaint. |
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if I remember correctly, this is an old student residence across from the
old bishop's palace (l'ancien palais épiscopal) of Angers. |
Notice the snow still on the ground in the pictures below. As I said, the second snow was on Sunday, February 5 and these photos were taken on Saturday, February 11.
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Stone monument for the hôpital Saint-Jean, now the Musée Jean Lurçat,
which is the oldest preserved hospital in France. |
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| Courtyard on the grounds of hôpital Saint Jean |
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A view of one of the bridges that cross the river Maine
(taken from from La Doutre, a quarter of Angers, where the
hôpital Saint Jean/Musée Jean Lurçat is located) |
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Another bridge that crosses the river Maine
(I think this photo was taken from the bridge in the picture above) |
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| A statue on the first bridge pictured above... |
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| La Cathédrale Saint Maurice |
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