Looks to me like Nguyen Hue looking toward the Peoples Committee Building. |
Ben Thanh Market |
This could be any of the old street markets in the city. |
That's quite a machine! |
Looking toward what is now Tax Centre on Le Loi and Nguyen Hue. |
Same again. |
Tan Son Nhut Airport |
Hai Ba Trung. I will try to hunt down some more and put them up. Thanks to vnafmann.com for the photos. |
Vietnam a very different place and time, love to see how our city was at different times in the past. I have seen several photos of Ben Thanh market when it was first opened in its current location.
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Ben aka Vietnam Travel Guy
There are some old photos here: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=488700
ReplyDeleteThank you. Very beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteIf you go to Skyscrapercity, you'll find the oldest photographs ever taken (around 1880) in Vietnam in this forum section:
"Hình ảnh Sài Gòn xưa - Old photos of Saigon":
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2104
There are also 3-4 precious video footage of Saigon in 1945 (immediately after World-war-2), and in 1954. For example:
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=488700&page=288
There are sections for Hà Nội xưa - Old Hanoi
as well as Huế xưa - Old Hue.
(For those who don't read Vietnamese, please use Google-Chrome to auto-translate Vietnamese to English).
Wow guys...these sites are fantastic! I'll have a scroll through and choose a few for the page for those who don't have the time to go through them al. There are so many!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat collection Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletethanks 4 sharing this post with us
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures, what I find interesting is that although the pictures are old, they actually look similar to "modern" Vietnam in a way. Like how the people are dressed, the bikes, minus the cars.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures, what I find interesting is that although the pictures are old, they actually look similar to "modern" Vietnam in a way. Like how the people are dressed, the bikes, minus the cars.
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