1900 philippines

Binondo Church, Manila, Philippines, late 19th century by John T Pilot, via Flickr

One of hundreds of thousands of free digital items from The New York Public Library.

Journey of the Barong Tagalog, Addendum Part 10.20: 19th Century French Artist Illustrations of Life in the Philippines. Antoine-Alfred Marché (1844-1898) was a French naturalist, explorer and collector of ethnological artifacts. He was employed by the French government from 1879-1885. Marché visited the Philippines twice (1879-1881 and 1882-1884) and devoted many years to conducting naturalist studies there. He spent much of his time caving, exploring burial sites and collecting…

These wedding photos were taken by an American soldier that must have been invited to attend. Notice the Americans on the right.

This always reminds me of Inay dress she had in her baol. Women of the Philippines during the Japanese occupation. 1943

View of Manila - Escolta Street (Philippines) Original wood engraving drawn by D. Lancelot. Hand watercolored. 1886 20.0 x 30.0 cm | Filipinas, siglo XIX

Sari-sari Store - Mirla, do you remember the sari-sari store we had there at Munoz, Nueva Ecija? I wonder if Hector remember it too... It was on that place that Sammy coined the word "duoy" to refer to fermented anchovies .. meaning bagoong ... remember? The store was under a guyabano tree and was in a kubo separate from the house we stayed in. Mommy was the proprietor of that store.

ndustrial School for boys, c1902 photo from Zamboanga in early 1900

[Photo] Manila, Philippines during Japanese occupation, 9 May 1942 | World War II Database

Kids waiting at the water fountain. Paco 1910s

Ayuntamiento de Manila interior during the session of the Taft mission held at the Marble Hall early 1900.

A picture from a group of Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological Archives listed as “Philippine schools and other subjects, 1900”. No other identification or location is given with the individual pictures. The scanned resolution is poor where many of the signs cannot be read. I do believe but not entirely sure that the pictures in the folder are all from the Manila area. Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological Archives

PLAZA DE BENAVIDES Area *Santo Tomas University Coeds student take a picture inside Plaza de Benavides Location: España Blvd., Sampaloc Manila Philippines Wayback 194O's

Tondo Primary School, Manila, Philippine Island. circa 1900 (now Isabelo de los Reyes Elementary School)

Young girls of the western slope of the Apo Volcano, Mindanao, Philippines 1879-1881 Mindanao Island, Southern Philippines southwest of Davao City. J. Montano Philippine mission. Photographer alleged: Molteni. National Library of France, department of Geography Society