Davao Heritage Watch

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[missel_iest]

good answer. that part also served as a terminal of sorts.

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i am not really sure on the comment if there was a street between san pedro and rizal. if there was, it should have remained, or traces of it. but it could be right, for there is an alley fronting bpi (?). that could be the remainder of what was.

[missel_iest]

Originally Posted by Rajah_Soliman

remember that old merco picture displayed in one of their branches... i believe that was in acacia too....

i remember the old merco in claveria (current regina complex?). love their hamburger topped off by a pickle slice.

[KaTRIBU]

Originally Posted by missel_iest

daliao has a nice collection of prewar houses. hope the government take steps to protect them if they are still. angkol rajah has a nice collection of old davao photos: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...=1510050565502

ankol, may nakita akong prewar house sa Daliao, kaso na delete nako ang pics

[missel_iest]

then i and angkol rajah (peace be upon him, lol) to reshoot. bitaw bai, when you have the chance and be on the parts, include na lang pud ang mga old houses sa mintal.

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[KaTRIBU]

Originally Posted by missel_iest

then i and angkol rajah (peace be upon him, lol) to reshoot. bitaw bai, when you have the chance and be on the parts, include na lang pud ang mga old houses sa mintal.

sureness mga ankols! interesado pud ko ana!

[KaTRIBU]

Originally Posted by Rajah_Soliman

davao's city streets were planned by the american architect burnham (citation needed here ) meaning davao's city plan is typical american

...if you notice the "blocks" are so big that require(d) alleys...unfortunately, there are but only a few alleys existing (ang uban gi-invade na sa mga informal settlers ).... these are (attention @katreebs, pls. search and take pictures )

1. magallanes-san pedro alley (remember that small open space at the back of games and garments (i heard, filinvest will build a condo in that area)

2. claveria-pc barracks alley (remember the old pt&t building along claveria, naay iskinita nganha)

3. ug kanang imong gi-mention (sa bpi dapit)

4. the mantex-tecaro clinic alley

5. the pinakol hotel backpart which serves as a parking space (katreebs has a picture of this)

6. pls. add here

okims! copy paste!

[KaTRIBU]

Originally Posted by Rajah_Soliman

baka ito yoong nakita mo

balikan lang nako para ma sure! hehehe!

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[missel_iest]

my sense is, those alleys are a remainder of footpaths, which the earlier planners deemed unneccessary. if you also remember, i pointed 2 parts which never became roads (roxas to tiongko and the back of davao light (this one stretches towards ladislawa or san pedro village.



if you analyze it, the property lines point out to supposedly right of way.



this i suppose was really a road before being overran by informal settlers.

[missel_iest]

Originally Posted by Rajah_Soliman

katong ruined nga japanese abaca drying factory kuhai pod ug picture... pre-war pud to... the last time i saw that was in the early 90's katong ni adto ko sa girl scout camp anhang dapita (kalimot na ko sa name pero toril to)

furukawa bldg na, also near that are old prewar structures.

[missel_iest]

for that road at the back of davao light, was could have been the first road towards buhangin.