On Monday I posted a card of the Hippodrome in New York. Then I saw that this week's Sepia Saturday theme is theaters (or theatres, dep...

Paris anytime! I know people who swear that it's best to visit Paris in the dead of winter.  Others claim it's a good idea to visit ...

No matter which Paris avenue these gentlemen choose, they will definitely encounter a pastry shop. Chances are the pastries will be delicio...

Today is Sepia Saturday , an opportunity for bloggers to share interesting old photos. Sepia Saturday is hosted by Alan Burnett, who also ha...

L'avenue du Bois de Boulogne connects the Place Charles de Gaulle with the Bois de Boulogne, a park of almost 900 hectares designed b...

There's a lot going on here, everything from horse-drawn carriages and bicycle deliveries to street cleaning, some probable flirting, an...

This Paris postcard shows a very early view of La Place de la Concorde. It's murky, but there's definitely something missing. What i...

The Palais du Trocadéro was built for the 1878 World's Fair in the form of a large concert hall with two wings. It contained a large or...