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Dito, Noon: Luneta Hotel and the University Club Apartments, 1930s x May 2022 #kasaysayan -- The Luneta Theater stood to the left of the University Club Apartments, along TM Kalaw. It housed American families and servicemen and suffered damage during the Battle of Manila in 1945. After the war, it was was restored, became the Shelbourne Arms and then the Hotel Otani. The building was demolished to make room for Eton Baypark Manila.
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Dito, Noon: Plaza Goiti, Manila, 1930s x Jun 2022. #kasaysayan — This is an east-facing view of Plaza Goiti (currently Plaza Lacson) with a view of the rear of Sta. Cruz Church.
Dito, Noon: Aniceto Lacson Ancestral House, Talisay, 1880s x 2010s. #kasaysayan -- The house was commissioned by General Aniceto Lacson in the 1880s. The house was occupied by the succession of Lacson’s children and grandchildren, until the 1970s. In 2002, the National Historical Institute declared the Aniceto Lacson Ancestral House a National Historical Landmark.
Dito, Noon: Goldenberg Mansion, San Miguel, 1930s x 2010s. #kasaysayan -- The mansion was built by the Eugster Family and acquired by Jose Moreno Lacalle. The structure was home to Patricio Montojo of the Spanish Navy (1897-1898), Spanish Royal Navy Club (1898), U.S Military Governor Arthur MacArthur (1899), the Philippine Senate (1917), Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry (1932) and Michael Goldenberg (1950s). Since 1966, the property has been part of the Malacañan complex.
Photographs of the Philippines taken by United States military personnel. University of Michigan Special Collections
Dito, Noon: Malacanan Palace, Manila, river facade, 1910 x 2017. #kasaysayan -- Malacañan Palace was built as a country house in 1750 for Spanish surgeon Don Luis Rocha, on land bought from Don Antonio Dias Conde in 1766 for P425. It was subsequently sold to Col. José Miguel Formento in 1802 for a thousand Mexican pesos, and then the government in 1825. It has been the residence of Spanish and American Governors-General since the 1870s.
Dito, Noon: UP Los Banos, between 1919-1938 x Dec 2018. #kasaysayan — The sculptures that used to greet guests to the UP Los Banos campus are attributed to Guillermo Tolentino. They are the focal pieces of the campus’ Carabao Park.
Today it has been rebuilt to the luxurious Rizal Park Hotel. The building was in bad condition about to fall in on itself. The outside shell was saved but the inside was demolished and rebuilt new saving as much of the original as possible. US Army Signal Corps, US Library of Congress
Credit: June Candido of Old Manila FB page.
Photo was taken looking south towards the Metropolitan Theater from a position I believe is the south approach to the Santa Cruz Bridge. Photographer: Carl Mydans Date not indicated but probably 1950s Photographer: Carl Mydans "Magnolia Rendezvous" Photograph taken by a “Life” magazine photographer. For personal non-commercial use only This image is copyrighted and if you would want to use it for a commercial publication you will need to get permission from www.art.com/asp/landing/lifephoto/?rfid=784762
Hooked up some of the Finest and neatest Back in time photos!. For all the antique, Vintage appriciators like me. Here's what ive copped up for some time. alot of resource from the library :) Feast your eyes back in time! A jeepney in 1974 Miss Sweden in the 1974 Miss Universe pageant in Manila…
Samson Road approaching Bonifacio Monument, Caloocan, Rizal. circa1945. ctto. Watch on youtube👇 BAHAY NG PINOY NOON (1900-1950's)...
1968 corner of Quezon Blvd and Recto during the construction of the underpass
(Photo courtesy of the National Library of the Philippines.)
This document contains the pre-war encyclopedic directory of the Philippines. Formerly known as Cornejo’s Philippine Directory. Also, it contains a...
Dito, Noon: UP Visayas Main Building, 1935 x 2010. #kasaysayan — This building was erected in the 1930s and served as the Iloilo City Hall. Francesco Riccardo Monti sculpted two figures at the entrance, representing Law and Order. It became a Japanese garrison in WWII; and became the University of the Philippines Visayas in 1947.
Sharing of Old Photos in the Philippines and Memories.
Dito, Noon: The Gosiaco Building, Cebu, 1945 x 2020 #kasaysayan — Built in 1914, it was one of the first commercial building in Cebu. It was rebuilt after being damaged in WWII and is currently being transformed into a museum.
