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An anonymous engraving from circa 1769-1809 depicting the Bastille of Lyon known as Pierre-Ancise fortress where prisoners are being freed by patriotic citizens in August 1789, featuring detailed stone fortress architecture, armed guards, and celebratory crowd scene. Held at Musée Carnavalet, Paris.
An anonymous engraving from 1769-1809 illustrating the scene of prisoners being freed from the Pierre-Ancise fortress by patriots of Lyon (Rhône) in August 1789, symbolizing a key moment in the French Revolution. The image shows a fortified stone structure with guards, soldiers, citizens, and a flag
Scenic view of Lyon city featuring the Saône river, historic architecture, and urban landscape
View of the alley and the fortification wall located at the southern part of the former Loyasse cemetery.
Historic tree-lined alleyway in Cimetiere de Loyasse cemetery, showing a north-south axis view with ancient fortifications visible in the distance.
Stone fortification wall located at the southern part of the former Loyasse cemetery in Lyon, showcasing historical architecture.
Historical image showing bourgeois citizens of Lyon actively engaged in constructing or maintaining the city's fortifications, reflecting the city's past defensive efforts.
Historic 14th century stone fortifications seen from rue de la Quarantaine, showcasing medieval defensive architecture in Strasbourg
Historic illustration from the 1901 book 'Le Lyon de nos pères' by Emmanuel Vingtrinier and Joannès Drevet, depicting Porte Saint-George and the Tour de la Chaîne in Lyon in the year 1650, held in the municipal library of Lyon.
Illustration by Joannès Drevet from the 1901 book Le Lyon de nos pères by Emmanuel Vingtrinier and Joannès Drevet, depicting the watchman and the lodges or bays of the ramparts in Lyon, shown on page 81. Source: Bibliothèque municipale de Lyon.
Drawing by Joannès Drevet in the 1901 book Le Lyon de nos pères illustrating the remains of the Saint-Irénée rampart in Lyon, based on an 18th-century engraving, page 86.
Page 148 from the book Le Lyon de nos pères by Vingtrinier and Drevet (1901) showing the Rosne rampart between the Porte des Cordeliers and Porte de Rue Neuve in Lyon in 1625, in front of the Grand Collège de la Trinité. Source: Bibliothèque municipale de Lyon.
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Exploring Lyon’s Fortifications: Visiting Hours, Tickets, and Historical Insights, 2025, Fort de Bron Official Site [https://www.fort-de-bron.fr/decouvrir/les-fortifications-lyonnaises/]
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Exploring the Fortifications of Lyon: Visiting Hours, Tickets & Historical Insights, 2025, Visiter Lyon [https://en.visiterlyon.com/discover/around-lyon/bons-plans/visit-the-forts-of-lyon-and-the-surrounding-areas]
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Visiting Lyon’s Historic Fortifications: Hours, Tickets, and Must-See Sites, 2025, Visiter Lyon [https://en.visiterlyon.com/discover/around-lyon/bons-plans/visit-the-forts-of-lyon-and-the-surrounding-areas]
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Fortifications of Lyon Visiting Hours, Tickets & Historical Sites Guide, 2025, Patrimoine Lyon and Musée Militaire de Lyon [https://www.patrimoine-lyon.org/secteur_unesco/fourviere/saint-just/vestiges-des-anciennes-fortifications], [https://museemilitairelyon.com/forts-et-fortifications/]
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Lyon Tourist Office, 2025 [https://en.visiterlyon.com/]
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