While searching the internet for information and photos on the old Tranvia train system I came across a website called SkyscrapperCity.com
This website has a forum that is dedicated to Lima where the users post old photos of the city. It's a great place to see the what the City of Kings used to look like before it became an over-populated megalopolis.
I have posted a few of my favorite photos from the forum so you can get an idea of what the people are posting there.
a photo of miraflores

Av. Grau and Via Expresa

Plaza de Armas - NOTICE THE AMERICAN FLAG ON TOP OF THE BUILDING, WHY IS IT THERE?

Agua Dulce Beach in Chorrillos



Malecon in Chorrillos

Erection (hehehe....) of Statue of Bolognesi in Plaza Bolognesi

Plaza Bolognesi

Barranco - an old tram system that allow citizens to reach the beaches below

Then: Av. Colon - Now: Av. Grau

Puente Trujillo - The arc is no longer standing due to an earthquake that caused it's unfortunate destruction.

Old Plaza de Armas - with beautiful palm trees, what the hell happened!




Before

After - How tragic
all photos were taken from the SkyscrapperCity.com's website and I have no clue who the original photographer's are but I take no credit for the above work.
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