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Manila in the 1930’s (Video)
























Last night, we started upgrading our servers and we received reports that the site was unreachable. Server update has been completed and full service has now been restored. Hopefully, we are now more than adequate to handle future surges in visitor traffic. The first and only other time that WazzupManila.com experienced server interruptions was on June 28, 2008 when thousands of people scrambled to watch the Pacquiao Vs. Diaz video.

For the meantime, here are two materials that we stumbled upon. Below are videos of old Manila taken in the 1930’s.

Enjoy!

    1st Video (1930’s Manila)

    2nd Video (Manila, Queen of the Pacific)

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