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The columns in staggered rows are a good example of 13th century Anglo-Norman style [Mont-St-Michel - France]
The columns with the purple background bear the arms of Queen Blanche of Castile, Louis IX's mother
The company's heyday was in the 1950s and 1960s with productions such as Spartacus
The completed Avanos plate
The cone-shaped tomb of Felix de Beaujour
The confluence of the three rivers
The Convent - residence of the Governor
The Convent Guard Room
The Convent Guard Room
The Convent Guard Room, opposite the governor's residence
The Corinthian columns were the result of a fad with all things Roman and Greek in the mid-18th century
The Corner Arsenal Tower was constructed to store weapons, ammunition and other military supplies
The Cornishman Inn
The cosy atmosphere inside Au Bon Vieux Temps
The cosy Caffè Florian