New Manila

This is a scan from a stereo view card photograph. Stereo view cards were popular mid to late 1800s into the 1900s. I do not own or have the card in my possession.

Manila is dissected north and south by the Pasig River and of course, many esteros. As a matter of fact in the early 1900s, Manila had been referred to as “Venice of the Orient”,…

A writer who grew up in the streets of New Manila recalls the grandeur of a once elegant neighborhood, as well as the spirits and ghosts that haunted some of it

Bridge at San Sebastián with homes along the estero (canal) in Manila during the time of Spanish rule. Photographer: unknown Provider: LIFE Credits: Mansell Copyright: © Time Inc.

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Finishing touches on the bridge that will soon open to traffic, immediately behind the bridge is Insular Ice and Cold Storage, and the Manila Post Office Building. Across the Pasig River to the right is the Escolta district. War Department. Army Air Forces, US National Archives

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