sugarindustry

13 photos tagged sugarindustry, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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Estacion ''Aldama'' del Ingenio de ''Tilapa.''

  • Abrasive Sheep said:
    Eccellente foto,ciao
  • InTheMist said:
    The date of build is written on the building, so it can't be as early as 1895.
  • SMU Libraries Digital Collections said:
    InTheMist Thank you for your interest! You're right, this particular station was built in 1906, and it is clearly labeled on the station. However, Flickr will not let us put a date-range of several years in the actual photographic information for the photograph, only a circa date for a single year. Because of this limitation, we typically put a circa date with the first year of the date-range we believe the series of photographs were taken, and insert the full date information in the notation for the photograph. This series of photographs were taken between 1895 and 1910. Without any additional information, we cannot pin down a specific year for this photograph, however I will contact the curator who is familiar with this collection item and pass along your observation to them. As a result, we might be able to nail down the date-range with a bit more certainty. Thank you again for your input - we always value any information people might be able to give us that helps us identify some of the activities, locations, people, etc. in the photographs that we put up!

Ruins of an old sugar mill and plantation house, vicinity of Christiansted, Saint Croix, Virgin Islands (LOC)

  • emilito said:
    This looks like Estate Little Princess, currently owned by the Nature Conservancy. They've done some work, but it's still mostly just a nature preserve. Both buildings now house offices and interns, and use solar electricity and solar heated water. There's also a reforestation project and natural wastewater treatment.

Una de las Gruas de Campo del Ingenio de ''Tilapa.''

  • jamica1 said:
    Great combination of technologies in this image. Nice.
  • Hamza Bayram said:
    Biga be loaded with a crane