COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Het Fort St. Anthony te Axim TMnr through time

Axim 1880–2000 3 photos of this spot

3 photographs taken at the same spot in Axim, spanning 1880–2000 — 2 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Fort St. Anthony in Axim, a Portuguese fortification dating to the early sixteenth century on Ghana's western coast, photographed in 1880 during the era of Dutch and later British control of the Gold Coast.

COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Het Fort St. Anthony te Axim TMnr 1880 Fort St. Anthony in Axim, a Portuguese fortification dating to the early sixteenth century on Ghana's western coast, photographed in 1880 during the era of Dutch and later British control of the Gold Coast.

Fort St. Antonio, overzicht - - RCE 1966 An overview of Fort St. Anthony in Axim, Ghana, photographed in 1966. Built by Portuguese traders in 1515, it is among the oldest surviving European structures in sub-Saharan Africa and later passed to Dutch and British control.

Overzicht gedeelte buitenmuur aan de voorgevel met zicht op de stad - Axim - - RCE 2000 The outer wall of Fort St. Anthony in Axim, photographed in 2000, with the modern town visible beyond the old Portuguese fortification that has stood on this stretch of the Gold Coast since the early 1500s.