Looking for D-Day Landing Photographs taken at Luc sur Mer
 

I am looking for aerial and ground photographs of Luc sur Mer narrow guage railway station taken during the D-Day Landing (Gold Beach).

Has anyone come across any photographs of Luc sur Mer, during the D-Day landing please, either in private or archive collections, or in books?

Thanks Mark

Re: Looking for D-Day Landing Photographs taken at Luc sur Mer
 

Luc-sur-Mer is Sword Beach at the junction of the Peter/Oboe sectors . It was not a D-Day objective and in fact was the point where the counter-attack by 21st Panzer Division actualy reached the coast on June 6th. It was not taken or fought over on D-Day and as far as I am aware was simply left by the retreating Germans on the 7th.
When I want to find a wartime view of a French town I google the name with 'cartes Postal' and you get lots of hits and most of the hits are collectors sites that have their own searchable collections.
For instance Luc sur mer brought me this

http://www.junglekey.fr/wiki/definit...de_Luc-sur-Mer

and the photo on the right is the station 'crossroads' (carefour de la gare). If it is the one you seek I do not know.

The bottom link on the same page had lots of photos for Lion sur Mer railway and I have no doubt a trawl of the many French sites you find will turn up exactly what you are seeking.

Another hit

http://www.communes.com/basse-norman...ciennes,4.html

Re: Looking for 1944 Photographs taken in Luc sur Mer Narrow Railway Station
 

Mkenny

Thank you for the two links below and additional historical information. D-Day is not my usual research subject.

http://www.junglekey.fr/wiki/definit...de_Luc-sur-Mer

http://www.communes.com/basse-norman...ciennes,4.html

Mark