File:Lille - Rue du Vieux Marché aux Poulets, 26. - Maison Maxime Van den Brœck.jpg
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Français : Lille (France - département du Nord) — Maison Maxime Van den Brœck, 26 rue (ou place) du Vieux Marché aux Poulets - côté rue des Arts, (le N°14 de cette rue est bien visible [Maison Au Cerf Blanc]). La Place du Vieux Marché a été détruite lors du Siège de Lille (octobre1914). https://www.lilledantan.com/rue_du_vieux_marche_aux_poulets_eld.htm |
| Date | circa 1900 |
| Source | Site de vente de cartes postales anciennes → https://www.delcampe.net/fr/collections/ |
| Author | Photo Touly, Lille |
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La place du Vieux Marché aux Poulets à Lille, en direction de la place du Théâtre :  |
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