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Isaac Thompson
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Julian Collins
Russians, marching to kick some g*Rmanoid ass. Circa 1914.
Adrian Roberts
French POW getting first-aid
Ayden Richardson
Fuerte San Lorenzo at the end of the XIX Century.
Chase Reyes
Bueatiful :)
Isaiah Allen
Stockholm subway before the war
Wyatt Nelson
The Panama Railroad 1884
Dominic Gonzalez
My city. It's really impressive how much it has grown, specially in the last 20 years.
Joshua Hall
actually we still have many oasis like that till today and it's comfy
Matthew Long
see no evil、hear no evil、and speak no evil; the three wise monkeys
Blake Richardson
Rafael Trujillo and Francisco Franco.
Charles Rodriguez
This pic was first published in 1863
Aaron Roberts
>pic
I meant painting.
Grayson Stewart
Balboa realizing that Panama is really narrow.
Chase Price
Dominican Party poster
Aiden Turner
tunisia used to be comfy af especially the clothing
John Cook
Aiden Bell
Samurai (Hijikata Toshiro)
John Bennett
Owen Taylor
Brayden Martinez
People who have lined up for over an hour for a free bucket finally get it
Juan Ortiz
me in the middle
Jayden Ward
1880s
Xavier Lee
Mason Adams
Jacob Price
Kevin Turner
Trujillo with some Japanese migrants.
Tyler Parker
Jacob Cooper
*Encircles you*
Luke Watson
Balboa getting killed afterward.
Isaiah Nelson
President Juan Bosch during a speech.
Kayden King
Nombre de Dios, XVII century.
Jordan Bennett
1890' Japan
Asher Green
Armed civilians during the April Revolution
Tyler Myers
Nathan Rodriguez
Osaka 1920's
Christian Davis
Oliver Garcia
Ferias de Portobelo in the XVIII century. Nombre de Dios was abandoned and the Spaniards started using Portobelo as their main port in the Caribbean due to it easy to defend bay. I would be later replaced by Cartagena.
Logan Davis
1903s Korea
Austin Lee
American flag waving over the Ozama Fortress during the first American Intervention.
Charles Moore
Original Panama, founded in 1519 was the first Spanish settlement in the Pacific of the Americas. During the XVII century, it was moved to a more defendable place due to the constant pirate attacks.
Caleb Wright
1904s Korea (jemulpo)
Xavier Butler
Panama City 1673
Austin Gomez
Unarmed civilian confronts an American soldier. April Revolution
Kevin Anderson
Levi Gutierrez
French Canal 1880-1904
Jackson Price
Hrodna early 20th century
Nathaniel Long
My home village. Pic is from 1933
Elijah Robinson
Aereal pic of the Santiago Monument.
Parker Sullivan
Tell me of Balboa's journey
Liam Watson
El Conde Street in 1923.
Ryan Martin
fuck thats comfy
stockholm is generally a comfy city
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William Flores
1904s Korea (Incheon)
Levi Stewart
>yuro architecture
>korea
English teacher?
Oliver Rodriguez
Bit hard to recreate the camera angles on maps
Austin Jenkins
Panama City in 1904
Wyatt Bell
Feria de la Paz, 1955.
Luis Jones
This is approx same view but from 2015
Robert Miller
Nicholas Garcia
Evan Stewart
Forgot pic
Angel Long
Panama City 1910
Henry Jackson
19C Korea (Gaeseong)
Grayson Perry
Looks nice desu.
Owen Sanders
Panama City 1916
Justin Gomez
View from Cerro Ancón (Near Panama City) 1916
Lucas Diaz
1890 Korea (Soeul)
Zachary Smith
cerro santa lucia 1901
Gabriel White
Thanks
It's a comfy place
10-15km from any other settlement and 21km from clostest city.
It's a place I would like to retire in.
Ryan Cooper
Similar view, but more recent times.
William Rodriguez
Panama's tram in the 30s
Luis Gonzalez
Panama City 1930s
Dylan Diaz
Hudson Lee
Landon Hernandez
San Francisco Monastery Ruins, this was the first hospital of the new world.
Liam Gutierrez
Justin Ramirez
30s
Owen Carter
Is very much of that still preserved?
Jaxon Perry
Fuck, again
David Young
Balboa statue in the 1930s
Jack Thompson
Me emputa que en el puerto la mayoría de los edificios coloniales estan en ruinas y madreadísimos.
Ryder Davis
Tigres del Licey, a Dominican baseball team, 1913.
Lincoln Powell
Yeah. It did suffer some modifications throughout the times but it is now recognized as a historical heritage by the State and by UNESCO.
Anthony Rivera
Xalapa Centro aun tiene muchos edificios antiguos.
Parker Gutierrez
Amsterdam in 1857
Jeremiah Wood
Is it very gentrified?
Dominic James
Military Inteligence Service (SIM) cars.
Caleb Russell
>tfw no parking space for the coach anymore
Caleb Young
1930 Metropolitan Cathedral of Panama in the Plaza de la Independencia.
William Kelly
I've been saving all these pictures, I finally caught up to the thread
Would enjoy seeing more of Europe
Josiah Evans
He's really cute!
Jordan Morris
>1930
I meant 1939
Jonathan Walker
Santo Domingo after the San Zenon Hurricaine.
Aaron Gutierrez
El puerto tambien, pero muy pcos estan cuidados. Almenos algunos son hechos Yepas u otras madres y se ven decentes.
Dylan Kelly
Are those lanterns a staple of Europe in general?
My city still has a lot of Spanish colony architecture and I see them everywhere.
El problema es que el centro no cambió mucho su arquitectura, y las calles siguen siendo diminutas. Por eso se hace tanto trafico ahi.
Colton Harris
I mean. It was originally the wealthy part of the city. It used to be a walled city with the rich living in the Intra-muro (inside) and the poor in the Arrabal (outside). During the XX century, the elite started migrating to newer parts of the city like Bellavista and San Francisco and San Felipe (Casco Antiguo) stated to be populated by people of lower income. Sadly, this meant that the area started decaying considerably. Lack of maintenance on the part of their inhabitants meant the loss of several architectonical heritages. It wasn't until very recently( a few decades) that the State saw it's potential and start several restoration programs. There are some accusations of gentrification and that is always kind of sad, but living in a historical heritage is always expensive. There are lots of multimillionaire investment on this part as it gains more and more importance as a touristic spot.
Thomas Scott
1950s
Xavier Peterson
1963
Having said this. There is a lot of successful examples of social housing in Casco Viejo.
Evan Clark
Ave. Balboa
1970
Parker Nelson
I see. I think gentrification of historical areas is a positive thing mainly because they take better care of it then the poor.