Santiago De Cuba Collection (page 3)

Santiago de Cuba - Calle de Santo Tomas, 1907. Creator: Unknown
Santiago de Cuba - Calle de Santo Tomas, 1907. Shady square in the city of Santiago de Cuba, in the south east of the island of Cuba. Postcard

Club Nautico - Nautical Club - Santiago de Cuba. Creator: Unknown
Club Nautico - Nautical Club - Santiago de Cuba. Yachting club building in the city of Santiago de Cuba, on the island of Cuba, built in 1892. Postcard

Santiago de Cuba - San Carlos Society and Casa Granda Hotel, c1920s. Creator: Unknown
Santiago de Cuba - San Carlos Society and Casa Granda Hotel, c1920s. Square in the city of Santiago de Cuba, on the island of Cuba

Santiago de Cuba - Calle de Santo Tomas, c1910

El Club Nautico - Santiago de Cuba, 1908

Santiago de Cuba. Vista Alegre - Cafe Restaurant. Coffee House and Restaurant, c1910. [Edicion Jordi, Havana, Cuba, c1910]

Santiago de Cuba. Club Nautico. Yacht Club, c1910. [Edicion Jordi, Havana, Cuba, c1910]

Santiago De Cuba. - Barrio de los Gailegos. - Partial View, c1910

Santiago de Cuba. La Socapa Bathing-place, Cuba, c1900s
Santiago de Cuba. No. 113. Banos de la Socapa. La Socapa Bathing-place, Cuba

American Consulate, Santiago de Cuba, c1911. Santiago de Cuba has long been considered the second most important city in Cuba after Havana, and still remains the second largest. [Harris Bros. Co

The bombs of Sampson Squadron, (1898), 1920s
The bombs of Sampson Squadron. On July 6th, 1898 the American Squadron bombarded the Morro and then Santiago, causing terrible effects

Birthplace of Antonio Maceo (1845-1896), 1920s
The house in which Maceo was born. Antonio Maceo was born in Santiago de Cuba in 1848 in the house that you see in the photo.Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

Two Mouth Fort, (1896), 1920s
Dos Bocas fort. Cuban forces attacked the village of Dos Bocas in Santiago de Cuba province on November 10, 1896. Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

Foundatin of Santiago de Cuba, (1515), 1920s
Santiago de Cuba, last of the first 7 existent villages in the 16th century and second city on the Island of Cuba, was founded July 25, 1515

General Nelson Miles, (1839-1925), 1920s
General Nelson Miles, born in Massachussett in 1839 was general in Chief of the American Army in 1898. Intervened in the capitulation of Santiago de Cuba

Jose Lachambre, (1846-1903), 1920s
General Jose Lachambre, born in Malaga in 1846 was in Cuba in 1876 and was appointed Governor of Santiago de Cuba in 1893; he took part

Street fight in Santiago, Cuba, Spanish-American War, 1898. A print from Our Country in War and Relations with All Nations, by Murat Halstead, The United Subscription Book Publishers of America, 1898

On La Union sugar plantation, San Luis, Santiago Province, Cuba, 1899. Artist: Underwood & Underwood
On La Union sugar plantation, San Luis, Santiago Province, Cuba, 1899. Detail from a stereoscopic card

General view of Santiago, Cuba, c1890. Artist: Maynard
General view of Santiago, Cuba, c1890. From Universal Geography, Maps & Illustrations, Vol XXXIV, Virtue & Co Limited, (London, c1890)

Rabi In the Attack to the Black People of Cuba, (1895), 1920s
Rabi in the attack of The Blacks. Colonel Jesus Rabi attacked in 1895 the hamlet of The Blacks in the province of Santiago de Cuba

Monument of Marti in Santiago de Cuba, (1853-1995), 1920s
Tomb of Marti in Santiago de Cuba. Jose Marti remains were taken to Santiago de Cuba where he was buried and during the republican era

Landing of General Calixto Garcia, (1890), 1910s
Landing Calixto Garcia in the Sawmill. The war was already dying out, General Calixto Garcia landed with 19 men at a sawmill, on the south coast of Santiago de Cuba, on 7 My 1890

Old market of Santiago de Cuba, (19th century), 1920s
Old market of Santiago of Cuba. Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal, Propaganda de los Cigarros Susini y La Corona, Tabacalera Cubana

Old Cathedral of Santiago de Cuba, (1523), 1920s
Old Cathedral of Santiago.The first cathedral of Santiago de Cuba was erected in 1523 and construction began on the large Cathedral in 1810

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Discover the vibrant city of Santiago de Cuba, located in the Santiago de Cuba Province of the beautiful island nation of Cuba. This enchanting destination is nestled in the heart of the West Indies, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. One must-visit landmark in the Church of Caridad del Cobre, a symbol of faith and devotion. Its stunning architecture stands as a testament to the deep-rooted spirituality that permeates this city. Take a moment to soak in the panoramic view over Santiago de Cuba, where you can witness its bustling streets and charming neighborhoods. The Caribbean Sea glistens on one side, while lush greenery adorns the other – truly an awe-inspiring sight. The Catedral de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion captivates with its intricate details and features a magnificent statue of an angel. This architectural gem showcases both religious significance and artistic brilliance. Immerse yourself in Santiago's vibrant music scene as you encounter talented musicians playing their bass or guitar on street corners. Their melodies fill every corner with infectious rhythms that will make your heart dance along. For history enthusiasts, El Morro fortress offers a glimpse into Santiago's past as it guarded against pirates during colonial times. Explore its ancient walls and imagine what life was like centuries ago within these stone fortifications. Step back even further into history at Casa de Diego Velazquez, known as the oldest house in Cuba. Wander through its rooms filled with artifacts from different eras and let your imagination transport you to another time. Pay homage to national hero Jose Marti at his mausoleum located within Santa Ifigenia Cemetery. This revered site serves as a reminder of his significant contributions towards Cuban independence. Art lovers will be captivated by mural paintings depicting iconic figures like Camilo Cienfuegos throughout Santiago's streets. These colorful artworks celebrate revolutionary heroes who have shaped Cuban history. A city that pulsates with energy, history, and culture.