A streetlight at the tip of the West Pier of the Port of Alicante. 1918.
E n these workshops and warehouses of the early twentieth century, was built years after the Fish Market.
bay for the Ports, which was installed in the Paseo de Gómiz.
Plaza de Calvo Sotelo current (then, Queen Victoria), with the Monument and the current Maisonnave Calle Reyes Católicos in the background. Year 1907
Luceros Actual Square (then Independence Square) in the late 1920's. We see not yet been built or stairs or the Instituto Jorge Juan.
The Esplanade of Spain today, with the College of Jesus and Mary before which, over time, will Paseo de Canalejas. Photographs of 1892 and 1910
Typical streets of Santa Cruz. Year 1915
The Waterboy and the current Plaza de Gabriel Miró. In the background, we see the building of the Post Office, built between 1916 and 1920. There was the old jail, and before it the granary of Salt
La Rambla de Méndez Núñez, in the early 50's, at the height of the Portal de Elche. Anyone want an ice cream "Good Taste"?
Photographs from the book "Black and White Alicante (Ed. Tivoli. 2009)
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