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Photographs
Photograph No1 Looking towards Ramecroix from near Redoubt D’Eu
360 degree panoramic view of the battlefield of Fontenoy shot from the top of the tumulus by Ugo Janssens - 8 May 2005
Photograph No3. The ground on the outskirts of Fontenoy at approximately the position of the left flank of the Allied attacking column.
Photograph No 4. Looking across the French front line. The ground to the right falls away gently towards the village of Vezon. Over this ground the “Infernal Column” advanced to attack the French centre.
Photograph No 5. Looking towards Gueronde from the point where the Allied column was halted by the massed attacks of the French cavalry.
Photograph No 6. Looking from the outskirts of Vezon over the ground on which the Allied cavalry deployed and the infantry formed for the attack.
Photograph No 7. The French position near Fontenoy looking from behind their lines towards the top of the ridge along which ran the sunken road. The ground where this photograph was taken marks the rough spot upon which the French batteries enfiladed the Allied column as it advanced over the crest.
Map of Battle of Fontenoy (click to enlarge).
Original building in the village of Verzon (note the date on the wall).
Plaque commemorating the Irish Troops in French service
Plaque to memory of the Normandy French Regiment.
One of the grave pits discovered on the battlefield.
Traces of several mass graves (4) in the first French line of cavalry near a way used by infantry wounded. On the left, a small crest can have given protection to the wounded soldiers too exhausted to get to the French military hospital.
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