[copyrighted VLF]2) This photo shows the front yard of Joan’s home and the exterior of Saint Remy church. [1905]3) Exterior of St. Remy church. [1905]
4) St. Remy church – photo taken from 1940’s postcard.
5) St. Remy church. [TF 1984]6) The church of St. Remy’s baptismal font over which Joan was baptized. [TF 1984]7) Baptismal font of St. Remy’s church. [TF 1984]8) This photo shows the baptismal font and the Thiesselin brothers’ burial monument. [TF 1984]9) Detail of the crude bas-relief burial monument depicting Joan’s grand-nephews Jacob and Didier Thiesselin. [1905]Interior of St. Remy church. This is the actual holy water font used by Joan. [1905]Holy water font. [TF 1984]Interior of St. Remy church. The site where Joan received her first Holy Communion. [TF 1984]Interior of St. Remy church, actual statue of St. Margaret that Joan venerated. [1905]Statue of St. Margaret. [TF 1984]Ancient decorations from a chapel built in the 16th century (near the Fountain of the Fevers) by the priest of Domremy, Father E. Hordal. These items are now found in Domremy village museum. [1905]
