Boulogne-sur-Mer
Boulogne-sur-Mer is a city, known as a major fishing port, on the north coast of France. By the port, Nausicaá is a huge aquarium with thousands of marine species. In the fortified old town, Notre-Dame Basilica has an ornate crypt. The city's 12th-century belfry was the keep of a Norman-era castle. Ancient Egyptian and Greek artifacts are on display at the Castle Museum, which is set within a 13th-century chateau.
People died in Boulogne Sur Mer (First 39 people) - Page 0
James Hook
Welsh rugby union player
John Rolls, 2nd Baron Llangattock
British barrister
José de San Martín
Argentina-Chilean-Peruvian soldier
John McCrae
Canadian poet
Suzanne Briet
Librarian
Jules de Gaultier
French philosopher
Girolamo da Treviso
Italian painter
Charles Churchill
Poet
Adam Liszt
Composer
William Ouseley
British orientalist
Smithson Tennant
English chemist
Raymond Monvoisin
French artist
Leopoldine Blahetka
Austrian pianist
Arabella Goddard
Pianist
Alfred Bunn
Hugh MacColl
Mathematician
Julian Grenfell
British poet
Ferdinand Ferber
French developer
Auguste Angellier
Teacher
Louisa Stuart Costello
Writer
Marie Dumesnil
French actress
Thomas Campbell
Scottish poet
Charles-Louis Hanon
French composer
Alain-René Lesage
French novelist
Vicente Gil-Franco
Artist
Mary Anne Clarke
Author
Gustavo Carulli
Composer
Basil Montagu
British barrister
Alfredo Leonardo Edel
Costume designer
James Hook
Welsh rugby union player
George Housman Thomas
Engraver
Auguste Delacroix
French artist
Alphonse Pinart
French linguist and ethnologist
Gilbert Abbott à Beckett
English humorist
Thomas Poynings, 1st Baron Poynings
Herbert Trench
Irish poet
Charles Manners Lushington
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
John Gordon of Glenbucket