Santo Domingo Collection

Artwork Depicting The Seqe System Of Cusco The Inca capital city and its immediate surroundings contained numerous shrines, temples and other sacred places such as rocks, caves

Naive Haitian painting, Colonial Zone, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, West Indies, Central America

Caribbean islands, 1870s
Map of West Indies and the Caribbean Sea, 1800s. Printed color lithograph

Haiti and Dominican republic map 1883
Encyclopedia Britannica 9th Edition New York Samuel L. Hall 1883 Vol XI

Interior of Columbus Lighthouse, supposed tomb of Christopher Columbus, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Chart of the West Indies sea depths and land elevations. Printed color lithograph of a 19th-century illustration

Advertising cigars, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, West Indies, Central America

Early autotype of Santo Domingo square in Mexico City, Mexico, America, 1880, Central America

Discovery of the Island of St. Domingo
Discovery of the Island of St

20 pesos oro banknote, 1990-1999
DGA2585234 20 pesos oro banknote, 1990-1999, obverse, Altar de la Patria (Altar of Fatherland) in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 20th century; (add.info.: 20 pesos oro banknote, 1990-1999)

Map of Santo Domingo on Hispaniola Island in Dominican Republic
DGA517550 Map of Santo Domingo on Hispaniola Island in Dominican Republic; (add.info.: Cartography, America, 16th-17th centuries. Map of Santo Domingo on Hispaniola Island)

Sugar mill in Santo Domingo, watercolor by Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Memin (1770-1852)
DGA775199 Sugar mill in Santo Domingo, watercolor by Charles Balthazar Julien Fevret de Saint-Memin (1770-1852)

Facade of a cathedral, Santa Maria La Menor Cathedral
DGA1134338 Facade of a cathedral, Santa Maria La Menor Cathedral, Santo Domingo

Map of Santo Domingo created by Nicolas de Fer, 1723
DGA593758 Map of Santo Domingo created by Nicolas de Fer, 1723; (add.info.: Cartography, 18th century. Map of Santo Domingo created by Nicolas de Fer, 1723.); G

Santo Domingo map and Charles Baltazar's estate
DGA517607 Santo Domingo map and Charles Baltazar's estate, by Julien Fevret di Saint-Mesmin, watercolour ; (add.info.: Cartography, America, 18th-19th centuries)

Santo Domingo, Zona Colonial, Dominican Republic

Basilica Cathedral de Santa Maria la Menor, Santo Domingo, Zona Colonial, Dominican Republic

Basilica cathedral of Santa Maria la Menor, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Basilica Cathedral of Santa Maria la Menor, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Student Being Interrogated at University
(Original Caption

Marines Entering Santo Domingo
(Original Caption) U.S. mounted Marines entering Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, during occupation of 1916

Highway and Landscape
(Original Caption) Central Highway with bridge entering Santo Domingo, Prov. Las Villas, Cuba. Photograph

Roulette Wheel
(Original Caption) 7/1946-Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic- View of the roulette wheel at Hotel Jaragua in Ciudad Trujillo -- the same one used at the famous Bradley Place in Palm Beach, Florida

Leo Durocher Talking with Jackie Robinson
(Original Caption) Leo Durocher, left, manager of Brooklyn Dodgers, shown with Jackie Robinson at their spring training camp

Jackie Robinson Putting on Uniform
(Original Caption) Jackie Robinson, who established himself as a permanent fixture with the Brooklyn Dodgers in his first year in the majors

Jackie Robinson Signing Autographs
(Original Caption) Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers star first baseman, signs autographs for baseball fans at spring training camp in the Dominican Republic

Jackie Robinson with Others
(Original Caption) Leo Durocher (center), manager of the Dodgers, is shown with pitcher Dan Bankhead (left) and first Baseman Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese Greeting Ray Sanders
(Original Caption) Ray Sanders, left, who came from the Boston Braves in the Ed Stanky deal

Pope John Paul II Seated During Mass
(Original Caption) 10/11/1984-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic- Pope John Paul II seated behind the altar during the mass held at the local race track after his arrival

Innocent Victim
A father shows his baby to a U.S. soldier after rescuing the child when tear gas was used by the Inter American Peace Force to break up a disturbance in Santo Domingo, December 16th

Porfirio Rubirosa, Polo Player
(Original Caption) 1953 - Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic: Profirio Rubirosa, husband of heiress Barbara Hutton, is shown in polo togs on the field at Ciudad Trujillo, Domincan Republic

Nixon Visits Dominican Republic
Vice-President Richard M. Nixon and General Rafael L. Trujillo of the Dominican Republic (right) exchange warm greetings on Nixon's arrival in Ciudad Trujillo, March 1st

Richard Nixon Samples Coconut Milk
(Original Caption) 3/4/55-Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic: Vice-President Richard Nixon samples some coconut milk from its original perma-seal, never-leak container

Three Delegates at OAS Fishing Conference
(Original Caption

Robert Harrison Sitting at His Desk
(Original Caption) Publisher Shot

Fulgencio Batista Taking a Stroll
(Original Caption) In Exile. Ciudad Trujillo, Domi

Trujillo, Sr. and Grandson
(Original Caption) Minor Uprising

Demonstrators Marching Against Trujillos
(Original Caption) Demonstrators carry portraits of the Trujillos as they march down the main street of this capital later October 19th in a noisy midnight demonstration

Joaquin Belaguer Giving Radio Address
(Original Caption) 10/23/1961-Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic-Dominican Republic President Joaquin Belaguer addresses a nationwide radio-TV audience from the Presidential Palace

Man Holding Portrait of Trujillo
(Original Caption) Change Name of Capital

Guards with Tank Outside Government Palace
(Original Caption) 11/24/1961-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-A tank stands guard outside the Government Palace, where President Joaquin Balaguer is delivering a speech

Government Tanks Drive Through Streets
(Original Caption) 11/24/1961-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-A Dominican government tank drives along Palo Hincado Street opposite Independence Park here Nov. 24

President Juan Bosch
The leader of the Dominican Revolutionary Party and the first constitutionally-elected president of the Dominican Republic, Juan Bosch, in Santo Domingo in 1961

Viriato Fiallo on Telephone
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: Joaquin Balaguer (left) addresses nation, December 1, refusing to resign and presenting, instead

Demonstrators Surrounding Body of Antonio Reyes
(Original Caption) Killed in Santo Domingo Riots

Joaquin Balaguer at Microphone
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: Joaquin Balaguer (left) addresses nation, December 1, refusing to resign and presenting, instead

Demonstrator Injured
A wounded woman is carried away from scene after a truckload of army troops moved against a crowd of 1, 000 women demonstrators, hurling noise bombs and firing machine guns

Citizens and Police in Street Protest
(Original Caption) Police lay violent hands on a rioter during a demonstration here. One of the policemen, (center) holds a knife taken from one of the demonstrators

Juan Bosch Shakes Hands from Stand
(Original Caption) 12/19/1962-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) candidate Juan Bosch (r) shakes hands with supporters during election rally here late December 18

Lyndon Johnson Hugs Juan Bosch
(Original Caption) New President Congratulated. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: Juan Bosch (left) is embraced by US Vice President Lyndon B

Lyndon B. Johnson and Juan Bosch Saluting
(Original Caption) 2/28/1963-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-Dominican Preisdent Juan Bosch (l) and U.S. Vice-President Lyndon Johnson are at attention as the U.S

Juan Bosch Talking at Press Conference
(Original Caption) 5/11/1963-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-A grim-looking President Juan Bosch of the Dominican Republic talks to reporters during news conference here May 10

Gerard Bissainthe in Press Conference
(Original Caption) 5/15/1963-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-: Reverend Gerard Bissainthe, leader of Jeune Haiti, a leftist but anti-Communist movement, is shown during a press conference

Dominican Citizens Outside International Zone
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo....Dominican citizens stand outside international zone in no man's land between Oas and rebel-held downtown section

Paratroopers in Dominican Republic
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo....Paratroopers lean against German car in front of English automobile showroom as Dominican women pass during a relaxed moment of the Dominican Rebellion

Marines Working on Artillery
(Original Caption) Marines in front of hotel Embajador work on artillery piece during Dominican crisis

Santo Domingo Waterfront
(Original Caption) View from Duarte bridge: in background is rebel-held downtown section of Santo Domingo; in center, checkpoint on the road marks the edge of the Oas Security Zone

Marines on Gun Crew Duty
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo. Marines on gun crew duty in front of hotel Embajador pass the time during a lull in the fighting of Dominican Rebellion

Marine Gunner
(Original Caption) Marine gunner sits idly on shell cases near rain protected gun in front of Hotel Embajador during Dominican crisis

Military Working on Artillery
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo. Dominican children watch Marines on gun emplacement clean off rain soaked Artillery parts

Paratrooper Guarding over Duarte Bridge
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo....Paratrooper cleans his gun while guarding the heights above Duarte Bridge during the Dominican rebellion

Caamano Deno and Hector Aristy
(Original Caption) Santo Domingo...Rebel Leader, Col. Francisco Caamano Deno (wirh Moustache), gives news conference in his downtown headquarters during Dominican Rebellion

U.S. Soldiers with Anti-American Graffiti
(Original Caption) 5/3/1965-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-Paratroopers take a rest in an area of the city known as the corridor, which was opened today by U.S

Soldier Walks Past Graffiti
A U.S. soldier walks past a graffito reading "Yankees Go Home" during the 1965-1966 U.S. invasion to quash a revolution

Peace Corp Nurse Attends to Patient with Amputated Leg
(Original Caption) 5/5/1965-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-Peace Corps nurse Arleen Serino of Bronx, New York

Street Scene Along Santo Domingo Corridor
(Original Caption) General view along the "corridor" between Rebel and Loyalist territories during the Dominican crisis

US Convoy Moving Through Santo Domingo Corridor
(Original Caption) U.S. convoy moves through the "corridor" which passes between territory of the Rebels and that of the Loyalists during Dominican crisis

US Marines Frisking Dominican Citizen
(Original Caption) U.S

Street Scene Along Santo Domingo Corridor
(Original Caption) General view along the "corridor" between Rebel and Loyalist territories during the Dominican crisis

US Troops Handing out Leaflets
(Original Caption) U.S. troops hand out leaflets along the "corridor" as part of psychological warfare during Dominican crisis

US Troops Keeping Watch During Dominican Crisis
(Original Caption) General view of U.S. troops keeping watch in "Corridor" area between Rebel and Loyalist forces during Dominican Crisis

View of Checkpoint Charlie During Santo Domingo Rebellion
(Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)

U.S. Marine Keeps Lookout with Binoculars
(Original Caption) 5/16/1965-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-A U.S

American GIs Guard Entry to U.S. Sector
(Original Caption) 5/26/1965-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic-American GI's work as a team to control entry into the U.S

View of Rebel Rally
(Original Caption) Rebel rally June 14th in downtown Santo Domingo showing parades to the rally and rebel militiamen with rifles assigned to keep order

View of Parade During Rebel Rally
(Original Caption) Rebel rally June 14th in downtown Santo Domingo showing parades to the rally and rebel militiamen with rifles assigned to keep order

Smoke Rising Over Residential Community
(Original Caption) 6/15/1965-Santo Domingo

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"Santo Domingo: A Fusion of Art, History, and Culture" Discover the vibrant world of Santo Domingo, a captivating city in the heart of the Dominican Republic. Immerse yourself in the enchanting realm of Naive Haitian painting as you explore its rich artistic heritage. From colorful masterpieces to thought-provoking creations, this art form will transport you to another dimension. Step back in time as you wander through the Colonial Zone, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that whispers tales from centuries past. Marvel at architectural wonders that have stood tall since colonial times and get lost in narrow cobblestone streets lined with charming cafes and boutiques. Trace history's footsteps with an intriguing glimpse into Haiti and Dominican Republic's intertwined past through an 1883 map. Explore Caribbean islands' intricate connections during the 1870s when cultures collided and blended on these sun-kissed shores. Uncover mysteries within the Columbus Lighthouse's interior, said to house Christopher Columbus' supposed tomb. Feel awe-struck by this monumental structure while contemplating its historical significance. Indulge your senses with aromatic delights as you encounter advertisements for cigars originating from Santo Domingo. Let their enticing scents guide you through bustling markets where locals passionately share their tobacco craftsmanship. Marvel at architectural marvels like Pedro Agustin Morell de Santa Cruz's bishopric residence dating back to c1910 or stand before the majestic National Palace Government building—a testament to Dominican Republic's political legacy. In Zona Colonial, witness Cohiba cigars meticulously stored at a boutique—treasures waiting to be savored by aficionados seeking perfection in every puff. Experience luxury intertwining with tradition amidst this historic backdrop. Embark on a virtual journey beyond borders as we take you inside Mexico City's Basilica Altar Santo Domingo Church—an arch entrance leading towards spiritual enlightenment amidst Mexican culture’s vibrancy. Travel further south to Lima, Peru where cloisters within the Convent await your exploration.