The document is a photo gallery that shows images of the Manila Tranvia rail system from the 1900s-1920s. It includes photos of the various tram lines around Manila including the Malabon, Azcarraga, Rosario, Escolta, Rizal Avenue, and Bagumbayan lines. Photos depict the steam-powered trams, stations, bridges the trams crossed, and people using the tram system. Additional photos show other rail systems in the Philippines like the Manila-Dagupan Railroad and the Cebu Railroad.

1. The Manila Tranvia The Manila-Dagupan Railroad Photo Gallery 2006

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3. The steam-driven Tranvia (Tranvia a vapor) of the Malabon Line.

4. At the railyard of the steam-driven Tranvia, Malabon Line.

5. The steam-driven Tranvia of the Malabon Line.

6. The Tranvia, Azcarraga Line, in front of the Tutuban Station of the Manila-Dagupan Railroad, 1900s.

7. The Tranvia railway along Carriedo St., 1911.

8. The Tranvia station at Plaza Goiti, today’s Plaza Lacson, behind Sta. Cruz Church.

9. The Tranvia station at Plaza Goiti, today’s Plaza Lacson, behind Sta. Cruz Church.

10. The Tranvia station at Plaza Goiti, today’s Plaza Lacson, behind Sta. Cruz Church.

11. The Tranvia, Rosario Line, at Plaza Moraga.

12. The Tranvia, Escolta Line.

13. The Tranvia, Escolta Line.

14. The Tranvia, Escolta Line.

15. The Tranvia, Escolta Line.

16. The Tranvia, Escolta Line.

17. The Tranvia, Escolta Line.

18. The Tranvia, Rizal Avenue Line

19. The Tranvia over the Bridge of Spain.

20. The Tranvia over the Bridge of Spain, 1900s; over Jones Bridge, 1920s.

21. The Tranvia over Jones Bridge, 1920s.

22. The Tranvia over Jones Bridge, 1920s.

23. Plaza Lawton on the southern side of Jones Bridge. The Tranvia near the Insular Ice Plant at Arroceros St.

24. The Tranvia, Bagumbayan or Luneta Line.

25. Railway from Sta. Mesa to Antipolo.

26. The Train of the Manila- Dagupan Railroad

27. People at the platform of a railroad station.

28. People inside a railway car.

29. People beside the railway.

30. Locomotive of the Manila Railroad Company, 1950s.

31. Train sightings of the Manila Railroad Company, 1950s.

32. Cebu Railroad.

33. Cebu railroad crossing.

34. Homes along the Riles, in the Filipino comics, “ Timawa” by Gerry Alanguilan.

35. The People of the Homes along the Riles (from a French photo).

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