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Thousands of supporters gather outside Camp Crame in a human barricade that repeatedly turns away Marcos tanks and troops and protects the pro-Aquino troops and leaders ... (read more)
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The Marikina River swells during the height of Typhoon Ondoy with the mall, SM Marikina, in the background. (read more)
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The Santa Lucia Barracks within the walls of Intramuros, Manila in the 1900s. (read more)
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A view of the government-owned Manila Hotel in 1942, taken by Carl Mydans. (read more)
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The Manila Hilton in the 1970s. The structure is now called the Waterfront Manila Pavilion Hotel and Casino. (read more)
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Sailing ships on the Pasig River next to Fort Santiago, Manila, Philippines, late 19th Century. (read more)
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Old bronze cannons on the Baluartillo de San Francisco in Intramuros, c1900s. (read more)
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Entrance to Fort Santiago in the early 20th century. (read more)
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Children play in flood waters along Nicanor Reyes facing Espanya in 1975. (read more)
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Park Alley 9 in Loyola Heights at the height of Typhoon Ondoy. Taken in September 2009. (read more)
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Escolta corner Banquero Street and its war damaged buildings. (read more)
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Escolta Street from Estero del Reina. (read more)
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Escolta, the principal thoroughfare in Binondo, is said to have been so named during the British occupation (1762-63), when the British Commander-in-Chief passed through it daily ... (read more)
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Escolta near the corner of Tomas Pinpin in 1945. The war-damaged Natividad Building still stands. (read more)
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This was the Manila Cathedral in the 1860s. The bell tower was damaged in 1861 and finally collapsed in 1880. (read more)
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This is the St. La Salle Hall of DLSU along Taft Avenue in Manila, Philippines, immediately after the Battle of Manila. Numerous civilians took refuge here ... (read more)
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The Cultural Center of the Philippines in 1973. The structure was a project of the First Lady Imelda Marcos. (read more)
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Manila Electric Company buses in front of Binondo Church in Manila, Philippines, taken on November 1, 1933. (read more)
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Church of Binondo in Manila, 1899. (read more)
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It is believed that Hotel del Oriente in Binondo, Manila was the first hotel built in the Philippines. The hotel was a two-story building with 83 ... (read more)
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It is believed that Hotel del Oriente in Binondo, Manila was the first hotel built in the Philippines. The hotel was a two-story building with 83 ... (read more)
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It is believed that Hotel del Oriente in Binondo, Manila was the first hotel built in the Philippines. The hotel was a two-story building with 83 ... (read more)
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It is believed that Hotel del Oriente in Binondo, Manila was the first hotel built in the Philippines. The hotel was a two-story building with 83 ... (read more)
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Filipino flower sellers by the Binondo Church in Manila, Philippines in 1899. (read more)
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Plaza de Carlos III in Binondo, showing the Hotel de Oriente and the Insular cigar factory (right) in 1899. The factory was transformed in part into ... (read more)
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