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Statue of Rollo (Rollon) - beside Saint-Ouen Abbey,
          France

Statue of Rollo (Rollon) - beside Saint-Ouen Abbey (Abbaye Saint-Ouen de Rouen), France
Plus Location of Replicas in Alesund, Norway and Fargo, North Dakota, U.S.

The statue of Rollo, Duke of Normandy (d.c.928/33) in Rouen was sculpted by Arsene Letellier and unveiled in 1865. The statue is located in the Jardin de l'Hôtel-de-Ville (Park) beside Saint-Ouen Abbey.

Alesund, Norway - a bronze replica of the Rollo statue in Rouen was unveiled c.1911 to mark the millennial anniversary of the creation of the Duchy of Normandy in 911. According to a local tradition - Rollo was born in the Alesund area.

Fargo, North Dakota, U.S. - a bronze replica of the Rollo statue in Rouen was unveiled in 1912 to honor the city's significant Norwegian heritage.


Dukes of Normandy - and Rouen Cathedral, France

Dukes of Normandy - and Rouen Cathedral (Cathédrale Primatiale Notre-Dame de l'Assomption de Rouen), France

Rollo (Rollon), Duke of Normandy (d.c.928/33) was baptized at Rouen Cathedral c.911.
Rollo was also buried c.933 in the Cathedral with a tomb effigy on his tomb.

Richard I "Sans Peur", Duke of Normandy (d.996) [Rollo’s Grandson] enlarged the Cathedral.


Statues Dukes of Normandy - Falaise, France

Equestrian Statue of William "the Conqueror" - plus Six Statues of Earlier Dukes of Normandy - including Rollo - Falaise, France

The statues include the direct line of descent of Dukes of Normandy (6 Generations) starting with statues adorning the base of the equestrian statue as follows:
Rollo (d.c.928/33) - his son:
William I "Longuespee“ (d.942) - his son:
Richard I "Sans Peur“ (d.996) - his son:
Richard II “the Good“ (d.1026) - his son:
Robert I (or II) (d.1035) - his son:
William II "the Conqueror" Duke of Normandy and later King of England (d.1087) [equestrian statue] [3rd Great-Grandson of Rollo].


Statue of Poppa of Bayeux, France

Statue of Poppa of Bayeux in Place Charles de Gaulle, Bayeux, France

The statue of Poppa of Bayeux is in the Place Charles de Gaulle - the site of the former Bayeux Chateau built by Richard I "Sans Peur", Duke of Normandy (Poppa’s Grandson). Poppa was the wife of Rollo, Duke of Normandy (d.c.928/33). Together they were ancestors of the Dukes of Normandy - and later Kings of England and France ...


Statue of Robert II, Duke of Normandy - Wells Cathedral,
          England

Statue of Robert II, Duke of Normandy - adorns façade of Wells Cathedral, England

Statues adorning the North facing side of the West Front of Wells Cathedral include:
Robert II, Duke of Normandy (d.1035) - father of William I "the Conqueror" and Ancestor of later Kings & Queens of England [5th level, 9th from left].


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