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Santiago de Cuba is the second largest city in Cuba and the capital Province, and is located in the southeastern part of the country

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Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Spanish Battleship Battleships Oquendo Battle Of Santiago De Cuba

Spanish Battleship Battleships Oquendo Battle Of Santiago De Cuba
The Spanish battleship Oquendo after the naval engagement at Manila Bay, during the Spanish-American War of 1898

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: EyeUbiquitous_

EyeUbiquitous_
CUBA Santiago de Cuba Woman holding religious imagery at a festival

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The Surrender Of Santiago De Cuba By General Toral To General Shafter In 1898 During The

The Surrender Of Santiago De Cuba By General Toral To General Shafter In 1898 During The Spanish-American War. From Famous Men And Great Events Of The 19Th Century

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Aerial View Of Santiago De Cuba, Cuba

Aerial View Of Santiago De Cuba, Cuba

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Bell Towers Of Catedral De La Anuncion

Bell Towers Of Catedral De La Anuncion

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Mayia Rodriguez, (born 1848), 1920s

Mayia Rodriguez, (born 1848), 1920s
Mayor General Mayia Rodriguez, born in Santiago de Cuba in 1848. Joined the revolution in 1868 and at the end of the war in 1878 was a Lieutenant Colonel

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Death of Marti in the Battle of Two Rivers, (1895), 1920s

Death of Marti in the Battle of Two Rivers, (1895), 1920s
Death of Marti in the Two Rivers(Dos Rivers). Marti perished in the battle of the Two Rivers, on 19th May 1895 and buried without a coffin in the cemetery of Remanganaguas

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Pedro Agustin Morell de Santa Cruz (1694-1768), Bishop of Havana, c1910

Pedro Agustin Morell de Santa Cruz (1694-1768), Bishop of Havana, c1910
Pedro Agustin Morell de Santa Cruz (1694-1768), Doctor in Canon Law, Bishop of Havana and dean of the cathedral of Santiago de Cuba and Bishop of Leon, Nicaragua, (c1910)

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Estrada Palma Street, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

Estrada Palma Street, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Date: circa 1914

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, 1898. Bottled! Commodore Winfield Scott Schley mocks Spanish

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, 1898. Bottled! Commodore Winfield Scott Schley mocks Spanish Admiral Pascual Cervera, whose fleet is blockaded by the American navy in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Cuba - Train between Havana and Santiago de Cuba

Cuba - Train between Havana and Santiago de Cuba
Cuba - Locomtovie of the train service which ran between Havana and Santiago de Cuba, pictured at Zaza del Medio, a stop along the line. Date: 1913

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: A view of the Catedral de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion at dusk, Santiago de Cuba

A view of the Catedral de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion at dusk, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Cuba, Santiago de Cuba Province, Santiago de Cuba, Historical Center, Musician

Cuba, Santiago de Cuba Province, Santiago de Cuba, Historical Center, Musician

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Cuba, Santiago de Cuba Province, Santiago de Cuba, Historical Center, Calle Heredia

Cuba, Santiago de Cuba Province, Santiago de Cuba, Historical Center, Calle Heredia, Guitars by balcony

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Santiago de Cuba - Calle de Santo Tomas, c1910

Santiago de Cuba - Calle de Santo Tomas, c1910

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: El Club Nautico - Santiago de Cuba, 1908

El Club Nautico - Santiago de Cuba, 1908

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Santiago de Cuba. Vista Alegre - Cafe Restaurant. Coffee House and Restaurant, c1910

Santiago de Cuba. Vista Alegre - Cafe Restaurant. Coffee House and Restaurant, c1910. [Edicion Jordi, Havana, Cuba, c1910]

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Santiago de Cuba. Club Nautico. Yacht Club, c1910

Santiago de Cuba. Club Nautico. Yacht Club, c1910. [Edicion Jordi, Havana, Cuba, c1910]

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Santiago De Cuba. - Barrio de los Gailegos. - Partial View, c1910

Santiago De Cuba. - Barrio de los Gailegos. - Partial View, c1910

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Santiago de Cuba. La Socapa Bathing-place, Cuba, c1900s

Santiago de Cuba. La Socapa Bathing-place, Cuba, c1900s
Santiago de Cuba. No. 113. Banos de la Socapa. La Socapa Bathing-place, Cuba

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: American Consulate, Santiago de Cuba, c1911

American Consulate, Santiago de Cuba, c1911. Santiago de Cuba has long been considered the second most important city in Cuba after Havana, and still remains the second largest. [Harris Bros. Co

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: US Battleship Iowa, c1908

US Battleship Iowa, c1908. The USS Iowa was the very newest American battleship in the Spanish-American War. She took part in the Battle of Santiago on July 3, 1898

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Monument to the Americna Soldier in San Juan Hill, 1920s

Monument to the Americna Soldier in San Juan Hill, 1920s
Monument to the American soldier in San Juan. The Battle of San Juan Hill (July 1, 1898), also known as the battle for the San Juan Heights, was a decisive battle of the Spanish-American War

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The surrender of General Toral, (1898), 19120s

The surrender of General Toral, (1898), 19120s
The surrender of Toral to William Rufus Shafter. General Toral, military governor of Santiago de Cuba, surrendered to general Shafter on 16th July 1898.Cigar card from the History of Cuba

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The bombs of Sampson Squadron, (1898), 1920s

The bombs of Sampson Squadron, (1898), 1920s
The bombs of Sampson Squadron. On July 6th, 1898 the American Squadron bombarded the Morro and then Santiago, causing terrible effects

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The Vesubio battleship, (1898), 1920s

The Vesubio battleship, (1898), 1920s
The Vesuvius. At midnight of the day on June 15, 1898 Vesuvius with compressed air cannons shot three enormous bombs of 250 pounds of dynamite

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Captain Evans and Cervera, (1898), 1920s

Captain Evans and Cervera, (1898), 1920s
Captain Evans and Cervera. When the Maria Teresa started to sink, Cervera jumped into the water, and was picked up by the Cuban forces of Cebreco, who handed him over to the Gloucester

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The Texas Battleship, (1898), 1920s

The Texas Battleship, (1898), 1920s
Battleship Texas. A second class Texas battlship it was 6, 300 tons and was able to do 17 miles per hour. In the battle of Santiago suffered slight damage.Cigar card from the History of Cuba

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The Oregon battleship, (1898), 1920s

The Oregon battleship, (1898), 1920s
She took part in the Battle of Santiago de Cuba, where she and the cruiser Brooklyn were the only ships fast enough to chase down the Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon, forcing its surrender

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The sinking of the Merrimac, (1898), 1920s

The sinking of the Merrimac, (1898), 1920s
Sinking of the Merrimac. On June 3rd, 1898 the Lieutenant Richmond Hobson, sank ithe coal vessel Merrimac n the port channel, in order to obstruct

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The New York battleship, (1898), 1920s

The New York battleship, (1898), 1920s
The New York. Cruise battleship of 8.200 tons commanded by William Thomas Sampson. Had 10 cannons.Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: The town of Caney after combat, (1898), 1920s

The town of Caney after combat, (1898), 1920s
The town of Caney after combat. The village of Caney, which is five miles from Santiago, was deserted and with numerous corpses in the streets.Cigar card from the History of Cuba

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Cerveras Squadron, (1898), 1920s

Cerveras Squadron, (1898), 1920s
Cerveras squadron departure. The Spanish squadron left Santiago on 3th July 1898 at 9am. The first battleship to succumb was the Maria Teresa, followed the Vizcaya and then the Colon

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Shafter and Garcias conference, (1898), 1920s

Shafter and Garcias conference, (1898), 1920s
Conference of Shafter and Garcia at the sawmill, 7 leagues from Santiago. General Shafter and Admiral Sampson disembarked and held a meeting with General Calixto Garcia in his camp on June 20th

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Landing of the Americans in Dalquiri, (1898), 1920s

Landing of the Americans in Dalquiri, (1898), 1920s
Landing of the Americans in Dalquiri. The American army commanded by William Rufus Shafter landed in Daiquiri, 14-miles from Santiago, on 22nd June 1898

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Cutting the Cienfuegos Cables, (1898), 1920s

Cutting the Cienfuegos Cables, (1898), 1920s
The Spanish used undersea cables as a means to communicate with not only the rest of Cuba, but also the Spanish command. These cables had many key junctions

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Spanish Battleship The Viscaya, (1898s), 1920s

Spanish Battleship The Viscaya, (1898s), 1920s
The Viscaya. The first class Battleship had 7, 000 tons and cost three million pesos. At the time of the explosion of the Maine was sent to New York to give condolences to the American people

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Birthplace of Antonio Maceo (1845-1896), 1920s

Birthplace of Antonio Maceo (1845-1896), 1920s
The house in which Maceo was born. Antonio Maceo was born in Santiago de Cuba in 1848 in the house that you see in the photo.Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Two Mouth Fort, (1896), 1920s

Two Mouth Fort, (1896), 1920s
Dos Bocas fort. Cuban forces attacked the village of Dos Bocas in Santiago de Cuba province on November 10, 1896. Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Church and convent of Belen, (1712-1718), 1920s

Church and convent of Belen, (1712-1718), 1920s
Church and convent of Belen. The massive Convent and Church located in Old Havana was begun in 1712 completed in 1718. Construction finances were seeded by a posthumous grant from Bishop Diego

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Saint Charles Seminary, (1768-1774), 1920s

Saint Charles Seminary, (1768-1774), 1920s
Saint Charles Seminary was founded by Royal Order in August, 1768, lectures began in October 3, 1774. The bishop Santiago Jose Echavarria formed the articles of association

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Foundatin of Santiago de Cuba, (1515), 1920s

Foundatin of Santiago de Cuba, (1515), 1920s
Santiago de Cuba, last of the first 7 existent villages in the 16th century and second city on the Island of Cuba, was founded July 25, 1515

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: General Nelson Miles, (1839-1925), 1920s

General Nelson Miles, (1839-1925), 1920s
General Nelson Miles, born in Massachussett in 1839 was general in Chief of the American Army in 1898. Intervened in the capitulation of Santiago de Cuba

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Quintin Banderas, (1846-1906), 1920s

Quintin Banderas, (1846-1906), 1920s
Brigadier-Quintin Banderas. Born in Santiago de Cuba in 1834, fought in the two wars of Independencia. was deported to Spain in 1879

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Jose Ximenez de Sandoval, (died 1895), 1920s

Jose Ximenez de Sandoval, (died 1895), 1920s
Coronel Jose Ximenez de Sandoval was head of the Spanish column that fought in Two Rivers (Dos Rios), in which action Jose Marti died on 19 May 1895

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Jose Lachambre, (1846-1903), 1920s

Jose Lachambre, (1846-1903), 1920s
General Jose Lachambre, born in Malaga in 1846 was in Cuba in 1876 and was appointed Governor of Santiago de Cuba in 1893; he took part

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Hernan Cortes, (1485-1547), 1920s

Hernan Cortes, (1485-1547), 1920s
Hernan Cortes was from Medellin and was the mayor of the Santiago village, he was pursued by order of Velazquez and managed to get out of Cuba and went to conquer Mexico

Background imageSantiago de Cuba Collection: Juan de Grijalba, (1489-1527), 1920s

Juan de Grijalba, (1489-1527), 1920s
Juan de Grijalba was an explorer like Hernandez de Cordova, Velasquez, Marvaes. He left Santiago of Cuba in 1518 and discovered Yuentan



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Santiago de Cuba Collection

Santiago de Cuba is the second largest city in Cuba and the capital Province, and is located in the southeastern part of the country, on the Caribbean coast near Haiti. The city has a rich history that dates back to 1515 when it was founded by Spanish conquistador Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar. It was an important port during colonial times and played a major role in Cuban independence struggles. Today, Santiago de Cuba is known for its vibrant culture and lively music scene, with many popular festivals taking place throughout the year such as Carnaval and Fiesta del Fuego. It also offers visitors a unique mix of colonial architecture, stunning beaches, lush mountainside scenery and plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking or diving.
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