Old manila pictures... just sharing

[Gian Paulo]

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[MR_BIG18]

San sa makati yang Crispa?

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Parang it was near makati medical center, youll see it coming from buendia when riding a lovebus

[shadow]

Guadalupe EDSA. When the Pasig River was blue...



Guadalupe Place in EDSA, then known as Highway 54, Manila Philippines | Old Pictures of Familiar Places.... | Pinterest | Manila Philippines, Manila and Philip…

Edited na siguro yan. Naging ganyan ba kalinaw tubig ng pasig river?

[KenGarcia]

Edited na siguro yan. Naging ganyan ba kalinaw tubig ng pasig river?

Grabe kulay blue. Hehe

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[anonemus]

Edited na siguro yan. Naging ganyan ba kalinaw tubig ng pasig river?

Parang

[donbuggy]

Traffic never went out of style...EDSA Guadalupe north bound...

Big American cars used to roam the streets of Metro Manila. Before the energy crisis hit.

HUGE gap between cars. These days, distances measured in inches.

Guadalupe Bridge was narrower, resulting in a bottleneck. Now it is wider but the bottleneck is caused by buses at the bus stop.

Ford Cortina (in front of the mini bus) with distinctive "coke bottle" design.

Toyota Corona taxi (lower right of photo). Coronas were smaller then.

[papi smith]

Grabe kulay blue. Hehe

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Actual color yan, waste water yan ng soap manufaturing plant

[Monseratto]

Escolta heydays


Can you name them?


Avenida


Manila International Airport (Where T2 now stands)

[Jun aka Pekto]

I was there in 1979. I didn't care much for basketball although I remember playing futbol at the UST soccer field during weekends.

I also remember the airport as Manila International Airport. I still refer to it as MIA. Great memory of the place. When I left, there were so many little groups of people who saw me off and none of them knew each other. Some had secrets (to this day) that would have shocked my mom. But, hey. They were nice to me. Therefore, I was nice to them. I didn't care where they came from.

[Monseratto]

Before it was known as VMall...