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Binondo
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| World War II in the Pacific/Japanese Occupation of the Philippines 1941-1945 | destruction | japanese occupation debris | Liberation of Manila | luzon | Manila Ruins | march 1945 | plaza calderon | rosario street | u.s. army file | world war iiOnline resources: View photo (midsize) | View photo (thumbnail) | View in Retrato website General Note(s): This photo of Binondo was taken from a building on the south bank of the Pasig. The debris in the foreground are all that remains of the plush bazars and restaurants that lined Rosario Street. Plaza Calderon, the vacant area on the left, is bounded on the east by the Binondo Church, which was almost totally destroyed. The bell tower (left of center), minus its cross, still standsImage type: Reproduction: Photograph
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Filipinas Heritage Library | Retrato - Historical File | HI00046 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | HI00046 |
This photo of Binondo was taken from a building on the south bank of the Pasig. The debris in the foreground are all that remains of the plush bazars and restaurants that lined Rosario Street. Plaza Calderon, the vacant area on the left, is bounded on the east by the Binondo Church, which was almost totally destroyed. The bell tower (left of center), minus its cross, still stands.
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