My Tho Ben, Cho Lon tram line - Saigon, rice milling plant on Tau Hu canal . is a series of precious documents about the Cholon of the former French photographers.

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My Tho Pier in Cho Lon (now Vo Van Kiet Boulevard, near Cha Va Bridge), 1904. The image is in a series of photos about the old Cholon area by the old Hue Association of Friendship Association (Aavh.org ) upload.

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A bridge over the canal near My Tho wharf, 1904. (Photo: Aavh.org).

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Another image with the same angle taken, 1904. (Photo: Aavh.org).

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Tram station on My Tho wharf, 1904. (Photo: Aavh.org).

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Houses along My Tho wharf, 1904. (Photo: Aavh.org).

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Shops at My Tho wharf.(Photo: Aavh.org).

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Side of Cho Lon old in 1904 (Mac Cuu street, present-day Cho Lon post office area).(Photo: Aavh.org).

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Pottery workshop in Chợ Lớn in 1904. (Photo: Aavh.org).

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Rice mill in Cho Lon in 1925. (Photo: Aavh.org).

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Boat carrying rice on Tau Hu canal, 1925. (Photo: Aavh.org).

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