Menton, Cote d'Azur
Menton is a French town located on the French-Italian border a few kilometres from Monte
Carlo. It is a pleasant place to visit with a nice promenade and plenty of places to eat and
drink - well worth a stop-over if you are in the area.
Menton and Cap Martin.
La Baie de Garavan in a postcard mailed in 1906.
The Chateau de Grimaldi on the French-Italian border.
A modern reproduction of an advertising poster from
the early 1900s.
This is a super old postcard of the Casino and its gardens, posted in 1931.
An aerial view of Menton in the 1960s. "Au premier plan, au bord de la mer, le
Casino Municipal et sa piscine. Au loin, l'Italie."
Another view of the Casino. This postcard was sent by a French soldier to his
wife, telling how he was lodged at the Casino, and how he did not regret the
Dardenelles.
The Pont Saint-Louis on the Franco-Italian border.
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A view of Menton from the border.
The French Customs Post on the Italian border - a 1954 postcard.
Two excellent real photo views of Menton from the early 1960s.
Menton in the 1950s.
This 1959 postcard is of the last flight of steps to
Notre-Dame de l'Annonciade, which is 230 metres
above sea-level.
An undated postcard which claims to show the beach !!
The French-Italian border, just outside Menton. This postcard dates from 1908.
postcards of the past
A 1909 postcard of the Promenade.
An undated postcard of Menton Harbour.
La Montee de la Conception.
Another view of the Promenade.