Places

Nilba's uncle Guillermo moving house. On Calle San Martín, when the streets were still dirt — 1965.
Nilba Peretti

Nilba's uncle Guillermo moving house. On Calle San Martín, when the streets were still dirt — 1965.
Nilba Peretti

Nilba's uncle Guillermo moving house. On Calle San Martín, when the streets were still dirt — 1965.
Nilba Peretti

Nilba's uncle Guillermo moving house. On Calle San Martín, when the streets were still dirt — 1965.
Nilba Peretti

A "tapera" (an abandoned rural dwelling) beside Ruta Nº4. Possibly one of the railway houses (unconfirmed).
Carina Dándolo

A "tapera" (an abandoned rural dwelling) beside Ruta Nº4. Possibly one of the railway houses (unconfirmed).
Carina Dándolo

A "tapera" (an abandoned rural dwelling) beside Ruta Nº4. Possibly one of the railway houses (unconfirmed).
Carina Dándolo

The way into the village along Calle San Martín. Sentry box on Ruta N°4.

Sentry box on Ruta N°4.

The gateway into the village.
Adriana Rosso

An old statue of San Bernardo at the entrance to the village.
Familia Tesolín

Corner of San Martín and 25 de Mayo.
Familia Tesolín

"The doctor says he mustn't strain himself." Sebastian Fassi and Ruli Baez — in front of "Cachi"'s place (Calle Iturraspe).
Familia Dándolo

"Sowing by a modern method." Mateo Troncoso — Calle Malvinas Argentinas (today the Barbiero sheds).
Familia Dándolo

Petrol station. From left to right: Mateo Troncoso, Julio Dándolo and Luis Garello; behind them, Juan Bauducco's estanciera van. — 1972
Familia Dándolo

The front of the Tesolín pharmacy in its early days. On Calle San Martín.
Familia Tesolín


Petrol station. Calles San Martín and Iturraspe.


From left to right — above: Jorge Delgado, Sangali (the lorry driver), "Carli" Peretti, "Cachi" Dándolo. Below: Francisco Delgado ("Mota"), Julio Dándolo, José Ludueña. Calles San Martín and Iturraspe.
Familia Dándolo

Familia Marengo

MEMORIES OF LA PELADA — Maria Luisa Ravasio. An interview with Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco, who this time tells us about: the "La Esmeralda" mill; the soft-drink, soda and ice factory; the power station; the carnivals; the coming of the railway; and the part played by "Boteron" Zunino.
Familia Marengo
