In 1943, Nantes is under bombs and many buildings are destroyed...
The monumental fountain of Place Royale, inaugurated in 1865, here around 1904
The Place du Commerce, formerly the wine port. It was bordered by an arm of the Loire
La place Royale et la rue Crébillon
The Place de la Bourse and the quays of the Loire, which border it then
An electric tram at Morrhonnière station. The tramway was launched in 1879 but later electrified.
In the past, the Castle was bordered by the Loire River, at the current location of the water mirror
The Sauvetout Bridge, in the street of the Dry Arch
The Passage Pommeraye, inaugurated in 1843 and classified as a historic monument in 1976
At the arrival of the railway, a line serves the coast. A station is built on Quai de la Fosse, making traffic and port activities difficult.
The Fish Market, built in wood on the Feydeau Island, quickly criticized because it is unhygienic
The Place du Bouffay after the demolition of the Bouffay Castle and urban development works. It still looks like this today
Talensac Market, built on the site of the municipal slaughterhouses, inaugurated in 1937
The terrace of the La Cigale brewery, Place Graslin, opened in 1895.
The tramway is electrified in 1913
