The Wayside Crosses of the Neufchâteau Region
High-definition 3D stereoscopic and 2D photos of the wayside crosses and calvaries, a true historical heritage of piety around Neufchâteau. In the Vosges, Meuse, Haute-Marne, and Meurthe-et-Moselle departments—in short, throughout Lorraine—these crosses and calvaries can be seen during your walks, strolls, or hikes, whether on foot, by bike, or on horseback.
Do you know the difference between a cross and a calvary?
A cross is simple, while a calvary includes at least the figure of Christ (the crucifix), and often other figures such as the Virgin Mary and Saint John.
Album documents " wayside crosses " :
Liffol-le-Petit, Calvary
Liffol-le-Petit, calvary
Longchamp, Calvary
Malaincourt, Calvary
Malaincourt, Calvary
Malaincourt, Calvary
Malaincourt, Calvary
Malaincourt, Calvary
Mandres, Calvary
Maxey, Calvary
Maxey, Calvary
Médonville, Calvary
Médonville, Calvary
Midrevaux, Calvary
Midrevaux, Calvary
Moncel, Calvary
Moncel, Calvary
Mont-Neufchâteau, calvary
Mont-Neufchâteau, calvary
Morelmaison, Calvary
Morelmaison, Calvary
Nijon, Calvary
Nijon, Calvary
Norroy, Calvary
Norroy, Calvary
Norroy, Calvary
Ollainville, Calvary
Orquevaux, Calvary
Outremécourt, Calvary
Outremécourt, church
