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Old photographs enhance the nostalgia for times past and places forever altered. We have mixed feelings of elation and loss as we surf websites and Facebook postings that remind us how our barrios, towns and cities — how our country —used to look like in some imagined “golden age”, ‘halcyon years’ or, as the very senior citizens amongst us would muse,  “peace time”, referring to the pre-war era.

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Prewar postcards from the ‘lost’ City of Pines

By Ed Maranan | November 16, 2013 - 12:00am

Old photographs enhance the nostalgia for times past and places forever altered. We have mixed feelings of elation and loss as we surf websites and Facebook postings that remind us how our barrios, towns and cities...

Modern Living