PLATE XC.
RHEIMS CATHEDRAL—EAST END.
The east end of the Cathedral is very much more injured than the west, having been more exposed to the fire from the forts which were shelling the city.
PLATE XCI.
THE CHEMIN DES DAMES.
The road crossing the photograph from right to left is the Troyon road up from the Aisne valley. It is still practicable for motors. What is left of the Chemin des Dames itself, at this place (near Cerny), starts from the right-hand corner of the view, crosses the Troyon road, and practically disappears in the wilderness.