Belgium in Pictures

Belgium in Pictures is a collection of pictures that I have taken during my visits to Belgium. I have tried to photograph cities which frequently occur in my family tree. Belgium in Pictures lists all of the individual pictures. I have also included all of the pictures for a given city under the name of that city. All of the pictures were taken with a digital camera using a resolution of 640x480. For use on my internet site most of the pictures were reduced to a resolution of 320x240. Some were cropped and as a result the resolution may be less.

Grez-Doiceau, Brabant

Grerz-Doiceau was formed by joining the two villages of Grez and Doiceau. The center of Grez-Doiceau is actaully the old village of Grez.

Close-up of the Town Hall showing the plaque next to the door (09/26/99)
Town Hall (09/26/99)
Plaque (09/26/99)
View of Grez-Doiceau (09/26/99)

Hamme-Mille, Brabant

Hamme-Mille was formed by joining the two villages of Hamme and Mille. The center of Hamme-Mille is actaully the old village of Hamme.

Church of St. Armand
The Church of St. Armand is at the corner of Rue August Goemans and Rue des Messes. Rue August Goemans passes in front of the church and then continues along the side.
- Front of St. Armand from Rue August Goemans (09/25/99)
- Side of St. Armand from Rue August Goemans (09/25/99)
- Back of St. Armand on the corner of Rue August Goemans and Rue des Messes (09/25/99)
- Facing the Altar (09/25/99)
- Left side as seen from the Altar (09/25/99)
- Facing the Organ at the back of the church (09/25/99)
World War I Memorial at the Church of St. Armand

Barvaux-Condroz, Namur

The center of Barvaux-Condroz is located at a four way intersection. One the road leading out of the intersection is for local traffic only.

Church (09/27/99)
Intersection as seen from the front of the church (09/27/99)
Road leading towards the cemetary (09/27/99)
Road for "local traffic" (09/27/99)
Road across from the "local traffic" road (09/27/99)
Cemetary Gate (09/27/99)
Cemetary left side (09/27/99)
Cemetary right side (09/27/99)

Méan, Namur

There is a single main road leading into Méan. We parked in front of the church which is across the street from the cemetary.

Church (09/27/99)
Cemetary directly across the street from the church (09/27/99)
Main street passing the church (09/27/99)

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