Cathedral of REIMS - Notre Dame — rebuilt in the 9th century, destroyed in 1211, rebuilt between 1212-1242, destroyed by the Germans in 1914 — publisher E.P.D.

Description

View of the Gothic façade of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Reims, with its central portal adorned with a rose window and its two towers. The printed text indicates the history of the cathedral: rebuilt in the 9th century, destroyed in 1211, rebuilt between 1212 and 1242, and then destroyed by the Germans in 1914. On the reverse, a handwritten correspondence in French, addressed to 'A Dreese,' mentions people and places such as 'Reims,' 'Paris,' 'Bordeaux,' and 'Roches.'