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The Ashes of Limoges And The Collapse Of France
The town hall in Limoges, France, was built to persuade the French that their Republic was permanent. It opened on Bastille Day 1883, crowned with a 43-meter bell tower and decorated with coats of arms in the city’s own Haviland porcelain.
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