postcards and various photos of the Isles district

Here's what a 1932 advertising document said

"Between Than's mansion and Lormel's, we see the beautiful house of the Ygouf family, it is called the Castle des Isles in memory of the Mansion of the Isles which was in the same place."

The Castle of the Islands, destroyed in 1944

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

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Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

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Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

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Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

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Château des Isles burned down, summer 44

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

(details) old isolated farms, in the Isles district?

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

The Blin farm, on the road to Formigny, now become a residential house

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

April 2007

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

April 2007

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

February 15, 1944, we distigue the Château des Isles in the southeast corner

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

1965 Vierville was rebuilt. On the left we see the Ygouf farm (Les Isles) and the Campserveux property

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

Donkey trayer

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

Horse-riding car

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

April 2007

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Les Isles

April 2007

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