Marilia-SP started out as a small settlement in 1924. By 1929 it was a municipality. The early houses were all built of wooden planks, a practice that continued for many decades to come. Now, they arebuilt of mortar & bricks but Marilia still boasts a few examples of this particular kind. Have a look at some of them beauties that have stood the test of time. All photos were taken by Ronaldo Ferreira. We thank him very much for the courtesy.
travessa da Rua Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes, a caminho do Aeroporto.
Rua Presidente Vargas, 324; casa da dona Nair.
Rua Dona Julia Nomura, bairro Fragata.
R. Tomaz Mascaro, 50, continuação da Lima e Costa, abaixo da Pres. Vargas, Vila Barbosa.
Rua Rodrigues Alves btw Presidente Vargas & rua Santa Isabel.
Rua Santa Isabel bwt rua Presidente Roosevelt & Cordeiro.
Casa do seu Santinho.
Lácio-SP.
glorious Lácio-SP.
Vila Barbosa, no-longer extant!
Rua Bonfim.
Rua Coronel José Braz.
Rua Santa Isabel; moravam dona Mariinha e filho Edson Malachias.
Rua Santa Isabel, família Pompeu.
Rua Taquaritinga, 758 entre as ruas Coroados e Rodrigues Alves.
Marquinhos Hk, the author of the photos taken in 2010, at Rua Taquaritinga, 758.
rich details of workmanship on wood at Rua Taquaritinga.
beautiful details of a wooden house captured by the camera of Marquinhos Hk.
a plank house in Lácio...
Lácio... photos by Kleber Carreteiro.
Rua Piratininga between rua Almirante Tamandaré & rua Coroados.
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