The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: Part 6
Hand-tinted views carry the viewer through the American-era Philippines, from riverside barrios and coconut groves to the gorge at Pagsanjan Falls, the Montalban Dam, and the gardens of Baguio. Commercial studio prints and local landmarks together show how the islands were seen and remembered by visitors.
Administration Building, Office of the Governor-General, Manila, Philippine Islands, Early-to-Mid 20th Century
Revolutionary Hero Monument in a Provincial Philippine Town, Early-to-Mid 20th Century
River Gorge with Boulders, Likely Pagsanjan River, Laguna Province, Philippines, Early-to-Mid 20th Century
The Gorge at Pagsanjan Falls, Laguna Province, Luzon, Philippines (Studio Photograph No. 940)
Montalban (Wawa) Dam, Rizal Province, Philippines, Early-to-Mid 20th Century
River Scene with Raft, Dugout Canoe, and Distant Mountain, Luzon, Philippines, Early-to-Mid 20th Century
Elevated Bamboo Treehouse in a Rural Philippine Barrio, Early-to-Mid 20th Century
The Amphitheatre at Baguio, Benguet Province, Philippines (Photograph No. 1222)
Coconut Groves Along a River, Philippines (Studio Photograph No. 510)
