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an old black and white photo of cars parked in front of a building with advertisements on it
Manila, Philippines, c1950s
Manila, Philippines, c1950s
an old photo of a woman with long hair
Mujer de la clase rica
Young Luzon Woman, Philippines, 1870's. Indígena de la clase rica Philippines, circa 1875 by Francisco van Camp
an old photo of a man and woman dressed in formal wear standing next to each other
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vintage Philippine wedding
an old black and white photo of a man in a suit
#Philippine_History ___ Manuel Luis Quezon, a graduate of Colegio de San Juan de Letran, served as president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines from 1935 to 1944. He was the first Filipino to head a government of the Philippines. Quezón is considered by most Filipinos to have been the second president of the Philippines, after Emilio Aguinaldo (1897–1901).
an old building is reflected in the water on a cloudy day with trees and bushes around it
Ruined Reflection
Mansion burned during WW2 in the Philippines.
Wish in Native Dress, Banaue, The Philippines by cybaea, via Flickr Filipino Patterns, Battle Of Mactan, Cavite City, Beautiful Philippines, Philippine Culture, Philippines Flag, Banaue, National Clothes
Wish in Native Dress, Banaue, The Philippines
Wish in Native Dress, Banaue, The Philippines by cybaea, via Flickr
a group of people standing in front of a building
Pupil And Teachers, Municipal School, Manila, Philippines, early 20th Century
Pupil And Teachers, Municipal School, Manila, Philippines, early 20th Century | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
"Po and Opo" These two words are often heard from children addressing their parents, or when addressing an elderly and when talking to someone much older than you. Saying these two words are act of respect and one of the greatest values Filipino culture can be proud of. If you try to translate "po"and "opo" into other languages, there is no word that can compare to act of respect that these two words bring. Philippine Traditions, Filipino Art, Philippine Art, Showing Respect, Puerto Princesa, Terms Of Endearment
"Po and Opo" These two words are often heard from children addressing their parents, or when addressing an elderly and when talking to someone much older than you. Saying these two words are act of respect and one of the greatest values Filipino culture can be proud of. If you try to translate "po"and "opo" into other languages, there is no word that can compare to act of respect that these two words bring.
an old black and white photo of a street
Taft Avenue, Manila, Philippine Islands 1900s
an old time photo of people and horses on the street in front of some buildings
LOOK: Colored Photos Of Old Philippines Are Stunning! - When In Manila
“Rosario Street and Binondo Church from the Pasig River, Manila, Philippine Islands, Early 20th Century” Image source: Underwood & Underwood @ John Tewell Colorized by E.S.Sison
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an old black and white photo of people on the dock with boats in the water
A very busy Pasig River, Manila, Philippines, Early 20th Century
A very busy Pasig River, Manila, Philippines, Early 20th Century
an old photo of a woman sitting at a table with her hand on her chin
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Philippine beauty, 1899
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