Djakarta Collection

Djakarta Chinese Quarter
A street in the Chinese quarter of Djakarta. Date: 1881

Jakarta, Indonesia - A public Flogging. The unlucky recipent of this punishment (a chained prisoner) has been tied to a tall frame

Indonesia - Jakarta - The Telephone Exchange. Jakarta was formerly known as Sunda Kelapa (3971527), Jayakarta (15271619), Batavia (16191942), and Djakarta (19421972)

Indonesia - Jakarta - Governors Palace
The Dutch Governor Generals Palace at Jakarta, Indonesia. Jakarta was formerly known as Sunda Kelapa (3971527), Jayakarta (15271619), Batavia (16191942), and Djakarta (19421972)

Review in Batavia
His Excellency the Governor General and the Commanders of the Army and Navy in their carriage during a review at Batavia (Djakarta, Jakarta), Java, Indonesia. Date: 1930s

Racial / Indonesia / Java
A Javanese couple from Djakarta (formerly Batavia)

Java / Djakarta C1700
Djakarta (formerly Batavia): general view of land and sea, with someone riding on an elephant in the foreground

Djakarta Chinese Quarter
A street in the Chinese quarter of Djakarta

Java / Djakarta 1881
Djakarta: street scene with pubic carriage

Boatbuilder, Sunda Kelapa (Old Port), Jakarta (Djakarta), Java, Indonesia

Sunda Kalepa the old port of Jakarta, of the island of Java, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Jalan Thamrin and the skyline of Jakarta, Java, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Traffic on a busy street in Jakarta, Java, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Java / Djakarta 1882
Djakarta: view of the Pangarango from the Botanical Gardens

Java / Djakarta 1682
A view of Batavia also known as Djakarta

View of the port of Jakarta, Java, Indonesia
General activity in the port of Jakarta (or Djakarta, previously Batavia) in Java, Indonesia

View of Jakarta, Java, Indonesia
A view of Jakarta (formerly known as Batavia, Jayakarta and Sunda Kelapa), in Java, Indonesia

Djakarta, Java
Djakarta (formerly known as Batavia)

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"Djakarta: A Tapestry of History and Diversity" Step into the vibrant Djakarta Chinese Quarter, where the rich cultural tapestry of Jakarta, Indonesia unfolds. This bustling neighborhood is a testament to the city's diverse heritage, blending influences from various ethnicities that have shaped its identity over centuries. Travel back in time to 1882 when Java/Djakarta was abuzz with activity. Witness the public flogging that took place, reflecting a darker side of history but also highlighting societal norms at that time. Fast forward to the same year and explore the Telephone Exchange in Jakarta, an emblem of progress and modernization. As you delve deeper into Djakarta's past, discover Governor's Palace - an architectural marvel symbolizing power and authority during colonial times. Batavia reviews offer glimpses into life in this era; a fascinating insight into how different races coexisted within Indonesia's complex social fabric. Uncover even earlier roots as we journey to C1700 Java/Djakarta. Experience life through their eyes as they navigated through challenges and triumphs amidst changing landscapes. The Djakarta Chinese Quarter emerges once again on our historical timeline - a testament to enduring communities shaping local culture. In 1881, witness another chapter unfold as Java/Djakarta thrived under new developments. Explore the boatbuilder trade which played a pivotal role in connecting people across vast waters while fostering economic growth for generations. Djakarta stands as more than just a name; it represents layers upon layers of stories waiting to be unraveled by those who seek them out. From its tumultuous past to its thriving present-day metropolis status, this city encapsulates resilience and diversity like no other place can.