EU: Krotwoning met steenoven through time

Sekondi-Takoradi 2000 14 photos of this spot

14 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Sekondi-Takoradi, spanning 2000. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

A traditional dwelling with a brick oven in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, part of a 2000 survey documenting the town's older residential architecture.

EU: Krotwoning met steenoven (2000) 2000 A traditional dwelling with a brick oven in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, part of a 2000 survey documenting the town's older residential architecture.

EU: Overzicht voorgevel (2000) 2000 Front facade of a building in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, recorded in 2000 as part of a documentation series on local historic structures.

EU: Overzicht rechter zijgevel (2000) 2000 The right side elevation of the same Sekondi-Takoradi structure documented in 2000, showing the building from a different angle.

EU: Overzicht gevel met trap aan de binnenplaats (2000) 2000 A facade with an external staircase leading to the courtyard, photographed in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, in 2000.

EU: Overzicht ingangspartij in de voorgevel (2000) 2000 Close-up of the entrance section of a building's front facade in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, 2000.

EU: Krotwoning met steenoven 2000 A dwelling beside a brick kiln in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, photographed in 2000 in one of the residential districts surrounding the twin port city on the country's western coast.

EU: Overzicht voorgevel (Fort Sekondi) 2000 The front facade of Fort Sekondi, a European-built coastal fort in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, seen in this photograph from 2000. Forts like this once anchored European trading posts along the Gold Coast.

EU: Overzicht rechter zijgevel (Fort Sekondi) 2000 The right-hand side wall of Fort Sekondi in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, photographed in 2000, part of a chain of coastal fortifications built by European traders along Ghana's shoreline.

EU: Overzicht bovenop voorste buitenmuur met zicht op gevel binnenplaats (Fort Sekondi) 2000 A view from atop the outer wall of Fort Sekondi looking down into the courtyard, photographed in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, in 2000. The fort was one of several coastal strongholds built by European traders along this stretch of Ghana's shoreline.

EU: Overzicht gevel aan de binnenplaats, vanaf buitenmuur aan de voorzijde (2000) 2000 A courtyard facade viewed from the outer wall of a historic fort in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana, photographed in 2000. The Ghanaian coast is dotted with forts and castles built by European trading powers from the sixteenth century onward.

EU: Krotwoning met steenoven, Sekondi (2000) 2000 A dwelling with a brick oven in Sekondi, Ghana, photographed in 2000. Sekondi grew as a fishing and colonial-era port town along Ghana's coast, later merging administratively with neighboring Takoradi.

EU: Fort Orange, Sekondi (2000) 2000 Fort Orange in Sekondi, Ghana, photographed in 2000. Built by the Dutch in the 17th century on the Gold Coast, it later passed to British control and today houses a lighthouse.

EU: Sekondi, street scene with stone dwellings and goat (2000) 2000 Around 2000, this photograph captured a street scene in Sekondi, part of Ghana's Sekondi-Takoradi area, showing stone dwellings and a goat in the road, a glimpse of everyday life in the port town.

EU: Fort Orange, Sekondi, facade view (2000) 2000 This photograph, taken around 2000, shows the facade of Fort Orange in Sekondi, Ghana, a fort with origins in the Dutch presence on the Gold Coast that later passed through other colonial hands.