The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 431
... streets , is the chief shopping district . Here again was a baffling confusion of traffic . In some places you had to park on the odd - numbered side of the street on odd days and on the even side on even days . I lived once on a steep ...
... streets , is the chief shopping district . Here again was a baffling confusion of traffic . In some places you had to park on the odd - numbered side of the street on odd days and on the even side on even days . I lived once on a steep ...
Page 583
... streets , with long queues of demure girl students , in their neat uniforms and off - the - face hats , filing down the street , accompanied by black - clad nuns with folded hands and downcast eyes . I think , too , of its brisk climate ...
... streets , with long queues of demure girl students , in their neat uniforms and off - the - face hats , filing down the street , accompanied by black - clad nuns with folded hands and downcast eyes . I think , too , of its brisk climate ...
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... the Republic , and many prominent families built large homes there . National Geographic Society Kodachrome by Luis Marden Salvadoran Children Dress Up for a. XII Youth and Beauty Parade through Santa Tecla Streets on Christmas ...
... the Republic , and many prominent families built large homes there . National Geographic Society Kodachrome by Luis Marden Salvadoran Children Dress Up for a. XII Youth and Beauty Parade through Santa Tecla Streets on Christmas ...
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