In a vintage postcard, the building that once housed the Giovanni Battista Niccolini gymnasium and the Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi liceo classico, after 1952 liceo classico Niccolini Guerrazzi.
Today the slightly restructured building is part the “Niccolini-Palli” secondary instruction institute. At the end of the street, in both images, we can see the side of the “Teatro Goldoni” entrance portico.(Vintage postcard digitized from the collection of Antonio Cantelli)
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19 comments:
How incredible the two images being nearly the same.
Please have you all a wonderful Easter Sunday.
This is a great post VP.
The cars look a bit more modern in your photo.
I love your new/old photographs, VP. This one looks very much the same, though it has had some refurbishment. Nice!
Have a happy Easter.
Nice historical comparison!
It was beautiful then and now.
Lovely place!
Happy Easter to you:)
I like the form of the old windows more.
Happy Easter!
Wow! I'm always happy to see vintage photos...and seeing the NOW, it's priceless. This is so beautiful.
By the way, Trillian went to this school!
Looks like they added a couple of windows! The postcard is just as lovely as your photograph :D
Cool pictures. I think I like better the original arched top in the windows. I wonder what was that pile of things near the horse.
God bless you!
Cezar
You know I like these posts of yours! Wonderfully done.
There is something so elegant about horses...
Sorry I'm late, happy Easter!
Lucky Trillian to go to such a nice school.
Hope you are enjoying a happy Easter Sunday.
Not much has changed, except maybe a few windows. Cool look back to the past.
I love seeing the contrast of what it looked like way back when and what it looks like now.
Oh they've replaced the arch windows with square, not too much more change, wonder what the colour was back then VP?
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