Old Baguio: Before It Became Crowded | Rare Photos of Baguio City in the Early 1900s скачать в хорошем качестве

Old Baguio: Before It Became Crowded | Rare Photos of Baguio City in the Early 1900s

Before the traffic, before the crowded streets, before the endless tourist rush — there was a quieter, colder, and more peaceful Baguio City. In this cinematic journey back in time, we explore rare historical photographs of Old Baguio from the early 1900s to the 1940s — when the City of Pines was still a serene mountain retreat. You’ll see: • Early Session Road with horse-drawn carriages • The original design of Burnham Park • The construction of Kennon Road • American-era architecture and pine-covered hills • Life in Baguio before mass tourism Baguio was originally developed during the American colonial period as a hill station — a cool escape from the lowland heat. Designed by architect Daniel Burnham, the city was carefully planned with wide roads, open parks, and preserved nature. This video is part of our historical Philippines series, where we bring old photographs to life through cinematic animation and storytelling. 📍 If you love Philippine history, forgotten places, and nostalgic visuals, subscribe for more. Old Baguio Baguio City 1900s Baguio before Session Road old Burnham Park history Kennon Road construction Philippines old photos Baguio American era Summer Capital of the Philippines Vintage Philippines Old Philippines documentary Baguio then and now Philippine history video Echoes of the Philippines