1905 Halftone Print Hotel Poulard Mont St Michel Street Scene Historical France XAEA3 desert monastery

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1905 Halftone Print Hotel Poulard Mont St Michel Street Scene Historical France XAEA3 desert monasteryThis is an original 1905 black and white halftone print of the famous Htel Poulard located in Mont St. Michel, France. Fondly known as La Mre Poulard (literally "The Mother Hen") after its founder Annette Poulard, it opened in 1888 and has remained a popular destination for anyone looking for lodging and some excellent cuisine. CONDITION This 106+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. Light aging throughout. Small wrinkle bottom left corner. No