Port gate, november 2012
Port gate, early 1900s
(Postcard digitized from the collection of Antonio Cantelli)
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10 comments:
Nice shot and old postcard.
A strong gate. But even more I like the wooden barrels and the old ship.
Good, it has hardly changed. And there's a caffè rather than a Starbucks. I like.
Easy to recognise from the postcard.
It hasn't changed much.
I really enjoy your comparison images. Very nice!
Names that remind the history of the town.
My address changed, V.P., as I moved in a new house:
http://travelinghawk.me
Another interesting study of the way things were!
It's a neat place nowadays but it was so cool back in the old days.
So good to see most of the main buildings intact VP. Super to see comparison.
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