colonialism

14 photos and 4 illustrations tagged colonialism, from 10 members of Flickr Commons.

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1879
2013

 

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Delegates gathered on the deck of SMS Bismarck, 1879

  • Su G said:
    They don't look happy.

Street in San Juan, Puerto Rico (LOC)

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  • RicanGeek said:
    This picture was taken from the southwest corner of the intersection of Calle de la Luna and Calle de San Jose in Old San Juan (facing north on San Jose). Is there a way to directly add geolocation tags to the pictures in this collection? question answered & geolocation tags included
  • myra kohn said:
    ¡Maravillosa! This is the first non B&W photo I see of San Juan during this period. What color and crispness! Jack Delano not only was a wonderful photographer but a very gifted musician who arrived in Puerto Rico as a Federal Government employee, felt in love with the country, its folklore and its people and never left. His contribution to Puerto Rican culture in terms of arts and music is incalculable.
  • Khaled Kashkari said:
    WoW ... ! -- Seen on Flickr Blog. (?)
  • Carla Luís said:
    wonderful!!!
  • José Oliver-Didier said:
    Photo description says "1941 Dec", while the Flickr date states sometime in 1940.

Statue of the Queen

  • BobMeade said:
    Looks like the statue of Her Majesty in Macquarie Street, near Hyde Park. I'll have to check on that one.
  • beachcomber australia said:
    Yes it is - www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/2363479550/ Centennial celebrations a couple of days early on 24 January 1888 ?
  • beachcomber australia said:
    No, it was the unveiling of the new statue of Queen Victoria in the renamed Chancery Square, with a crowd of 60,000. See the Sydney Morning Herald for 25/01/1888 (the following day) page 5. trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/page/1391390?zoomLevel=5
  • beachcomber australia said:
    It is interesting to read in the newspaper above that the original intention was to move the statue of Queen Victoria from the Garden Palace ( www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/4067538364/ ) to this position, but it was unfortunately destroyed in the great fire of 1882.
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