EU: Popayán, fotografi, photograph (1955) through time

Popayán 1947–1955 8 photos of this spot

8 photographs taken at the same spot in Popayán, spanning 1947–1955 — 8 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Popayán's cathedral pictured in 1947. Known as Colombia's 'White City' for its whitewashed colonial facades, Popayán retains one of the country's best-preserved historic centers.

EU: Katedral Popayán, fotografi, photograph (1947) 1947 Popayán's cathedral pictured in 1947. Known as Colombia's 'White City' for its whitewashed colonial facades, Popayán retains one of the country's best-preserved historic centers.

EU: byggnad, hus, fotografi, photograph (1947) 1947 This 1947 photograph shows a building in Popayán, Colombia, a colonial-era city in the Andes long known for its whitewashed architecture and earned the nickname 'the White City'.

EU: Hotel Victoria, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 Hotel Victoria in Popayán, Colombia, seen in 1955, part of the whitewashed colonial streetscape that gives the city its nickname of the White City.

EU: Iglesia Belén, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 Iglesia Belén, a church set on a hill above Popayán, Colombia, photographed in 1955. The chapel has long offered a vantage point over the whitewashed colonial city below.

EU: Universidad del Cauca, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 The Universidad del Cauca in Popayán, Colombia, in 1955. Founded in 1827, it ranks among the oldest universities in Colombia.

EU: Popayán, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 This 1955 photograph was taken in Popayán, Colombia, a city noted for its preserved Spanish colonial center and its whitewashed churches and houses.

EU: marknad, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 This 1955 photograph shows a market in Popayán, Colombia, a city in the Andes long known for its colonial architecture and as a trading center for surrounding agricultural communities.

EU: Första majtåg i Popayán, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 This 1955 photograph shows a May Day procession in the streets of Popayán, Colombia, a city in the Cauca department noted for its whitewashed colonial architecture. Popayán was founded by Spanish conquistadors in 1537 and later became a regional center of politics and religion.