Places
Places that served as stages, homes, and memories. This page explores the corners that give La Pelada its identity: streets that have changed in form but not in spirit, buildings that defined eras, and landscapes that have accompanied generations. Each photograph captures what the town looked like—and what life was like there—at different stages of its history.
The railway water tank. Today calle 20 de agosto.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
The railway water tank today. Calle 20 de agosto.
Museo local
Hanomag 1960 — behind, the railway water tank and cattle chutes. Today calle 20 de Agosto.
Patricia Ravasio
"1924 Ford T with its top up — Luis Ravasio"*
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
The corner facing the village square. Junction of Calles San Bernardo and Belgrano.
Museo local
Water cistern. Opposite the grounds of the secondary school.
Museo local
Cross on the road to the cemetery. Ruta 69S.
Museo local
"Fabio's yard, 1st police chief — the dog Terry."
Patricia Ravasio
The square, 1975. Looking at the church's old façade.
Graciela Velazquez
The square, 1975. Looking south (before the FONAVI (a state public-housing scheme) block facing the square).
Graciela Velazquez
The square, 1975. Looking south (before the FONAVI (a state public-housing scheme) block facing the square).
Graciela Velazquez
Plaza "San Martín".
Adriana Rosso
Plaza "San Martín".
Adriana Rosso
Plaza San Martín. The church's old front can be seen behind.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Plaza San Martín.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Plaza San Martín — 1996.
Familia Tesolín
Calle 25 de mayo. At the far end: Juan Peretti's house.
Graciela Velazquez
Bautista Bonetto — photographed in the square in the sunshine.
Sunilda Rizzo
1977. The Capilla San Bernardo can be seen behind.
Víctor Chiaraviglio y Andrea Bonetto
The pergola in Plaza "San Martín".
Adriana Rosso
Legal centre. Calle 9 de julio, facing Plaza San Martín.
Corner of Calles Iturraspe and Belgrano. The building has since been demolished
Corner of Calles Iturraspe and Belgrano. The building has since been demolished.
Museo local
Soledad Hille's uncle. Opposite the cinema. Calles Iturraspe and Belgrano. Film posters in the window: Maria M. (1964) and Le Cœur Battant (a French film released locally as "Latidos de un corazón") (1960).
Soledad Hille
