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☀Las piñas de Puerto Rico☀ Pan de azúcar de Manatí y Arecibo, Cabezona de Lajas.

Adrian Roman

Puerto Rico

Hurricane Proof House

Wife of resettler in her hurricane-proof house, doing needlework (homework for cash income). The furniture was locally built on local materials under P.R.R.A (Puerto Rico Resettlement Administration) guidance. Outside the window a tobacco field and a tobacco barn. La Plata project, Puerto Rico

Title: Wife of resettler in her hurricane-proof house, doing needlework (homework for cash income). The furniture was locally built on local materials under P.R.R.A (Puerto Rico Resettlement Administration) guidance. Outside the window a tobacco field and a tobacco barn. La Plata project, Puerto Rico Creator(s): Rosskam, Edwin, 1903-, photographer Date Created/Published: 1938 Jan.

Manati, Puerto Rico (vicinity). On a pineapple plantation

Title: Manati, Puerto Rico (vicinity). On a pineapple plantation Creator(s): Delano, Jack, photographer Date Created/Published: 1942 Jan.

Marquita Rivera (May 18, 1922 - October 21, 2002) was a Puerto Rican actress, singer and dancer who became the first Puerto Rican actress to appear in a major Hollywood motion picture, Road to Rio, opposite Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour . Puerto Rican Actresses, Comedy Duos, Rita Moreno, Bob Hope

Puerto Rican Actresses

Comedy Duos

Rita Moreno

Bob Hope

Marquita Rivera (May 18, 1922 - October 21, 2002) was a Puerto Rican actress, singer and dancer who became the first Puerto Rican actress to appear in a major Hollywood motion picture, Road to Rio, opposite Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour .

Bella Vida by Letty

Dance Like No One Is Watching

Rita Moreno

“The Soul of Puerto Rican Song,” Ruth Fernandez was a popular singer who broke both racial and gender barriers during the 1940s. After learning to play the piano as a child, Fernandez began performing around her neighborhood in Ponce, and by the time she was 14, she had already formed her first group and was performing for 50 cents a day at local radio stations. Women In History, Black History, Puerto Rican Celebrities, Afro

Women In History

Black History

Puerto Rican Celebrities

Afro

Ruth Fernandez – The Music's Over

“The Soul of Puerto Rican Song,” Ruth Fernandez was a popular singer who broke both racial and gender barriers during the 1940s. After learning to play the piano as a child, Fernandez began performing around her neighborhood in Ponce, and by the time she was 14, she had already formed her first group and was performing for 50 cents a day at local radio stations.

Golden Age Of Hollywood

The Happy Sorceress

Rita Moreno ~ Puerto Rico's Marilyn Monroe. What a beautiful woman!

Rita Moreno

Industria tabacalera en Puerto Rico

Porto Rico San Juan

San Juan Puerto Rico

Travel Around The World

San Juan, Porto Rico - Il Post

San Juan, Porto Rico

Eve Rigas

Fortaleza Street Old San Juan Puerto Rico in 1889

Grace Arroyo

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Island

Lares

San Juan (vicinity), Puerto Rico. In a needlework factory

Title: San Juan (vicinity), Puerto Rico. In a needlework factory Creator(s): Delano, Jack, photographer Date Created/Published: 1942 Jan.

Arecibo Puerto Rico

Puerto Rican Cuisine

Barceloneta

Arecibo Downtown circa 1973

Amor Loco

En camino al rio para lavar ropa. En el ayer.

Puerto Rican Ancestry

Art Nouveau

Lace making. Puerto Rico 1920’s

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