STREET SCENES (with my Pseudonym ~ Juli)

Discovering the Old Philippines: People, Places, Heroes, Historical Events

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Calle Rosario, Manila, ca.1926-1928
Source: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Philippines Image Collection

~ Admin Juli — with Franco Boet Ramos and Liza Ramos.

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  Burke Janet Bona look at the police with his parasol!... very Wise! no skin cancer for that... sure to it... hahahah People long ago are very Wise.. indeed!

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  Discovering the Old Philippines: People, Places, Heroes, Historical Events Description: Philippine Islands, Manila, Calle Rosario, which sells 50% of U.S. imported textiles
  Calle Nueva takes 40% "making this district one of the most important markets for American textiles in the world." ~ Admin Juli

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  Lucina Siasat Williams Lke the old Phil. clean and less crowded, thanks for sending it. Looks more like Europe.

  Like · Reply · 2 · 19 May at 22:10
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  Lyndon Yu yung flow ng vehicles baliktad pa dati...kaya siguro ang pnr baliktad ang flow dati!

  Like · Reply · 1 · 20 May at 23:46
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  Franklin Morales Building on left still stands... now called Philtrust Building. Foreground is Plaza Cervantes. Note that pre-war vehicles drive on the left side much like Malaysia and Indonesia.

  Like · Reply · 1 · 19 May at 01:10
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  Dodie Hernandez Tumibay Ganda naman nung araw....

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  Patrick Ella a more civilized time...

  Like · Reply · 2 · 18 May at 18:58
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  Carlos Solinap on da right is Savory chicken

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  Manuel Razo Yung tranvia at railway system a British technology kaya left hand drive.

  Like · Reply · 1 · 21 May at 20:34
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  Rick Sazon hanep ang mga sasakyan nung araw tngnan mo nman ang porma ng mga guys nka puti

  Like · Reply · 1 · 21 May at 20:15
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  Lawrence C. Bautista This is Quintin Paredes street today, which is now one-way only. Notice also the tranvia tracks.

  Like · Reply · 1 · 19 May at 08:42
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  Aloja V. Inovero Parang hindi Pinas

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