Espriella Collection
Step back in time to the vibrant city of Barranquilla in the 1940s, where history and culture intertwine
For sale as Licensed Images
Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media
Step back in time to the vibrant city of Barranquilla in the 1940s, where history and culture intertwine. The iconic Carlos Dieppa Building stands tall, a symbol of architectural beauty. As you stroll down the streets, you'll come across Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln Service centers bustling with activity. The Eternit Asbestos-Cement Roofing Material Factory showcases industrial progress while the Pielroja cigarette Factory represents Colombia's tobacco heritage. In this era, Barranquilla was a hub of commerce and innovation. Immerse yourself in the lively Carnival season that made Barranquilla famous along the Caribbean coast. Colorful parades filled with music and dance captivate both locals and visitors alike. San Roque Church offers solace amidst the bustling cityscape—a place for reflection and spirituality. And when it comes to shopping, Casa Vargas Ltda. , a modern department store, catered to every need with its wide range of products. The Nico Building owned by P. & M. Matera stands as a testament to entrepreneurial spirit while Coconut Avenue exudes tropical charm with its palm-lined streets. Government institutions also left their mark on Barranquilla's landscape—the Internal Revenue Administration Building serving as an administrative center for Atlantico Department. Capture memories at Foto Volasco Building—preserving moments through photography since the 1940s. In these glimpses into Espriella's past lies a rich tapestry of history—a city evolving alongside time but always embracing its cultural roots.