What was Santiago de Compostela like a century ago? What did the Toural, Alameda or even the Cathedral look like then? What was life like on the streets of the city in those years? A new window into the past allows answering these questions through the photographs of Ruth Matilda Anderson, the American photographer and researcher who traveled Galicia during the 1920s of the last century. The Hispanic Society of America has now made available to …
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What was Santiago de Compostela like a century ago? What did the Toural, Alameda or even the Cathedral look like then? What was life like on the streets of the city in those years? A new window into the past allows answering these questions through the photographs of Ruth Matilda Anderson, the American photographer and researcher who traveled Galicia during the 1920s of the last century. The Hispanic Society of America has now made available to …