Prior posts explained the photo album documenting a trip to Europe taken in 1901 by my Woodruff ancestors and the start of their journey in Scotland, Wales, and England. The photos appear to be out of order (including one photo from Paris!), and it is unlikely that they were placed in the album in chronological order.
From England they crossed the channel and started their adventures on the Continent, visiting France, Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands. The photographs appear to be in a better order than those from the first part of their journey, but they are not in the exact order of their trip unless they crisscrossed back and forth across Switzerland.
The map shows all the locations from which they took photos, with the exception of photos taken on the river Rhine.
The start of their photographic essay on the Continent is in Paris, where they stayed at 44 Rue de Clichy.
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44 Rue de Clichy, Paris, page 95 |
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44 Rue de Clichy then and now |
In Paris, they photographed:
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Château de Longchamps in the Bois de Boulogne
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Luxembourg Gardens v Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel (a lesser known arch)
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Eiffel Tower v Pantheon
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St-Denis v Cluny Museum
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Arc de Triomphe de l’Etoile v Hotel des Invalides
Paris, top to bottom:
Luxembourg Gardens and Eiffel Tower, page 96;
St. Denis, page 97;
Two different Arcs de Triomphe and the Seine, page 98;
Versailles, page 104
From France they travelled to Switzerland, where their
photographs feel very out of order! This is the order in which they are placed
in the album:
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Tete Noire v Staubbach Falls
v Brὔnig Pass v Interlaken
v Lake Thun v Lake Brienzersee
v Scheidegg v Lake Lucerne
Some of their photographs
from Switzerland, in the order in which they are placed in the album:
Switzerland, top to bottom:
Scheidegg, page 116;
Funicular to Mὔrren, page 117;
Lion of Lucerne, page 128;
Nyon, page 130;
Fred, Lewis, and Scott - Lake Geneva, page 132
More on the family travels in part four – Germany, the
Netherlands, and the voyage home.
Sources:
Europe map: Google Maps https://www.google.com/maps
44 Rue de Clichy today: Google Maps Street View https://www.google.com/maps
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