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Photos of Cuba:
Spanish-American War Era (1898)
 
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These antique photographic images are of Cuba, Cubans, the Cuban landscape, and the U.S. military occupation of the country as a result of the Spanish-American War of 1898. The images come from the massive 1899 two-volume set Our Islands and Their People. The photographs are simply stunning and incredibly rare.
 
A squad of Havana volunteers, circa 1898.
A squad of Havana volunteers, circa 1898.
 
 
 
 
LA PUENTA FORTRESS, OPPOSITE MORRO CASTLE Click to enlarge.
LA PUENTA FORTRESS, OPPOSITE MORRO CASTLE
 
 
TOMB OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS: One of the most famous works of art in existence, situated under the dome of Havana's Cathedral.  Columbus is being carried by the kings of Aragon, Castile, Leon, and Navarre.  Columbus died in Spain in 1506.  He was first buried in Valladolid, Spain, then in Seville, Spain.  In 1542 his remains were taken to eastern Hispaniola (the island of Santo Domingo, in the area now called the Dominican Republic).  The French (who had taken over Santo Domingo) moved the remains to Havana, Cuba, in 1795.  It was not until after the Spanish-American War that the remains of Christopher Columbus were finally returned to Spain, where the tomb resides in the Cathedral of Seville.  This image is extremely rare in that it shows the tomb as it existed in Havana just prior to its return to Spain. Click to enlarge.
TOMB OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS: One of the most famous works of art in existence, situated under the dome of Havana's Cathedral.  Columbus is being carried by the kings of Aragon, Castile, Leon, and Navarre.  Columbus died in Spain in 1506.  He was first buried in Valladolid, Spain, then in Seville, Spain.  In 1542 his remains were taken to eastern Hispaniola (the island of Santo Domingo, in the area now called the Dominican Republic).  The French (who had taken over Santo Domingo) moved the remains to Havana, Cuba, in 1795.  It was not until after the Spanish-American War that the remains of Christopher Columbus were finally returned to Spain, where the tomb resides in the Cathedral of Seville.  This image is extremely rare in that it shows the tomb as it existed in Havana just prior to its return to Spain.
 
 
EL TEMPLETE: This chapel is one of the principal points of interest about Havana, being erected on the site where Columbus celebrated his first mass after landing on the island. Click to enlarge.
EL TEMPLETE: This chapel is one of the principal points of interest about Havana, being erected on the site where Columbus celebrated his first mass after landing on the island.
 
 
 
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