Mon Luk Quiapofvf through time

Manila 1913–2017 19 photos of this spot

19 photographs taken at the same spot in Manila, spanning 1913–2017 — 18 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

The General Hospital of the Philippines in Manila, photographed in 1913, a period when the United States, having taken control of the islands after the Spanish-American War, was expanding public health infrastructure across the colony.

EU: Manila, Philippines: General Hospital of the Philippines (1913) 1913 The General Hospital of the Philippines in Manila, photographed in 1913, a period when the United States, having taken control of the islands after the Spanish-American War, was expanding public health infrastructure across the colony.

EU: Manila/Philippines: Street scene in front of Quiapo Church (1913) 1913 A street scene in front of Quiapo Church in Manila, one of the city's most prominent Catholic churches and home to the venerated Black Nazarene image, photographed in 1913.

EU: Manila: Huts of a settlement with thatched roofs, built on stilts (1913) 1913 Thatched-roof huts built on stilts in a settlement near Manila, photographed in 1913, a common building style in low-lying areas of the Philippines subject to seasonal flooding.

EU: At Manila (Philippines). Fishing village with traditional Nipa huts on a river bank (1913) 1913 A fishing village of traditional nipa huts along a riverbank near Manila, captured in 1913. Nipa huts, built from bamboo and palm thatch, were the traditional dwelling of rural Filipino communities.

EU: Manila, Philippines. View of a private house with terrace and palm trees on a street (1913) 1913 A private house with a terrace and a palm-lined street in Manila, photographed in 1913, illustrating residential architecture in the city during the early American colonial period.

EU: Hauser am Pasig River bei Manila (1913) 1913 Houses along the Pasig River near Manila, photographed in 1913. The river has long served as one of the city's principal waterways for trade and daily transport.

EU: Street scene in Manila with Quiapo Church (1913) 1913 Another 1913 street scene in Manila showing Quiapo Church, a landmark of the city since the Spanish colonial period.

EU: Sampan boats on the Pasig River near Manila (1913) 1913 Sampan boats on the Pasig River near Manila, photographed in 1913, reflecting the waterway's role as a key transport route through the city.

EU: Krankenhaus von Manila (1913) 1913 A view of a hospital building in Manila, Philippines, photographed in 1913. The image dates from the early years of American colonial administration in the Philippines, a period that followed the end of Spanish rule in 1898.

EU: Klosteranlage in Manila (1913) 1913 A monastery complex in Manila, Philippines, captured in 1913. Much of the city's religious architecture dated from the Spanish colonial period, which had ended just over a decade earlier when this photograph was taken.

EU: Santa Lucia Gate in Manila (1913) 1913 The Santa Lucia Gate in Manila, one of the historic gateways into the walled district of Intramuros, photographed in 1913. The fortified gates had been built under Spanish rule and still stood as landmarks of the old city during the American colonial period.

EU: Manila. Harbour with freighters and boats (1913) 1913 Freighters and boats in Manila's harbor, photographed in 1913. As the principal port of the Philippines, Manila handled substantial maritime trade during the early twentieth century.

EU: Anda-Straße in Manila (1913) 1913 Anda Street in Manila, within the old walled city of Intramuros, photographed in 1913 during the period of American colonial rule in the Philippines, which began after the Spanish–American War of 1898.

EU: Houses on the Pasig River near Manila (1913) 1913 Houses along the Pasig River near Manila, photographed in 1913. The river has long served as a vital waterway linking the city to Laguna de Bay and the surrounding region.

EU: Straßenszene mit Ochsenkarren in Manila (1913) 1913 A street scene in Manila featuring ox carts, photographed in 1913. Ox-drawn carts remained a common means of transporting goods through the city's streets in the early twentieth century.

EU: Manila/ Philippinen: Blick auf Hafen (1913) 1913 A view of Manila's harbor, Philippines, photographed in 1913, showing the port that anchored the city's role as the Philippines' principal center of trade and its connection to the outside world.

EU: Manila. View over a meadow of houses and barracks (1913) 1913 Houses and barracks in Manila, Philippines, photographed in 1913, offering a view over part of the city during the early years of American colonial administration following the end of Spanish rule in 1898.

EU: Bei Manila. Blick uber den Pasig auf Stelzenhauser der Einheimischen am Ufer (1914) 1914 A 1914 view across the Pasig River near Manila toward stilt houses built along its banks, a common architectural response to the low-lying, flood-prone terrain of the area.

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