Places
"La Gerda" estancia.
Familia Tesolín
"La Gerda" estancia.
Familia Tesolín
The entrance to the "La Gerda" estancia.
Familia Marengo
The entrance to the "La Gerda" estancia.
Familia Marengo
Estancia Mayoraz. "Located in the north-east of the district, these were the first lands to be settled, around 1880, through the work of Santiago ZUNINO and Juan B. MAYORAZ. From that date both heads of family established themselves in the area, making it the oldest-settled part of the district, 112 years ago."*
Patricia Ravasio
Bartolo Zunino, Lorenzo Lanzetti and railway staff. The train arriving.*
Patricia Ravasio
1938.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Flour mill demolished in 1940 beside the railway tracks, today the houses of Maria Luisa and Patricia Ravasio.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
The old post office, today the "El Abuelo" hardware shop. Calles Iturraspe and Garay.
Esc. N° 502 - Archivo de Gladys Alassia
The old post office, today the "El Abuelo" hardware shop. Calles Iturraspe and Garay.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Outside the soda, ice and soft-drink factory. The bricklayer, Mr Bernabe Peralta.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Juan Cardini's Esmeralda mill. Today calle 20 de Agosto.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Rural hospital. On Calle Los Colonizadores - 1978
Esc. N° 502 - Archivo de Gladys Alassia
Eduardo Marengo on a country road.
Familia Marengo
The Salado river in flood. In front of "El Búlgaro"'s ranch.
Familia Dándolo
Views of the Salado River.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
At the "La Casualidad" ranch.
Familia Marengo
Views of the bridge over Cululú Creek.
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
January 1947 — at the river — Aurelio Marengo with the guitar.
Víctor Chiaraviglio
January 1947 — at the river — Aurelio Marengo with the guitar.
Víctor Chiaraviglio y Andrea Bonetto
January 1947 — at the river — Aurelio Marengo with the guitar.
Víctor Chiaraviglio y Andrea Bonetto
January 1947 — at the river.
Víctor Chiaraviglio y Andrea Bonetto
January 1947 — at the river — Aurelio Marengo with the guitar.
Víctor Chiaraviglio y Andrea Bonetto
Nilba's uncle Guillermo moving house. On Calle San Martín, when the streets were still dirt — 1965.
Nilba Peretti
