There are hotels, houses and buildings, of course, all over Vence. From the earliest stone houses in old town to the modern villas that dot the hills above the Lubiane River to the large post-war apartment buildings that line the avenues leading into town, there is a wide range of styles and designs. Many of the houses and buildings you’ll see in these postcards no longer exist. They have been torn down and new ones now stand in their place. Which makes these images even more important. I find it fascinating to look through these old photos and wonder what it must have been like to live in Vence back then.
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Pension “La Joie de Vivre”
Pension “La Joie de Vivre”
Back
Ad’Astra & Maison Blanche
1439 – Ad’Astra et Maison Blanche (Bonnafoux)
1439 – Back (Bonnafoux)
Ad-Astra et Maison Blanche (Edition Pleint)
La Maison Blanche (Edition Pleint)
Foyer Lacordaire
54 – Foyer Lacordaire (Cie des Arts Photomécaniques)
54 – Back (Cie des Arts Photomécaniques)
88-1 – Vue sur le Foyer Lacordaire et la Chapelle du Rosaire (œuvre du Maître H. Matisse) (Editions S.E.P.T.)
88-1 – Back (Editions S.E.P.T.)
Nouvel Hôtel Auzias
Nouvel Hôtel Auzias (Edit. Clavel, tabac.)
Back (Edit. Clavel, tabac.)
Nouvel Hôtel Auzias (Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie)
Back (Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie)
Nouvel-Hôtel
5 – Place Nationale et le Nouvel-Hôtel (Etablissements Frédéric Laugier)
5 – Back (Etablissements Frédéric Laugier)
Place du Grand Jardin et le Nouvel Hôtel (Edit, Guigou)