History of city Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe in photos A small historical reference Geography: Date of foundation: History: Population: 15 992 Sights: Along the Carenage Route, 1900 Bank, 1900 Darboussier Distillery, 1900 Darboussier Distillery, Interior, 1900 Departure of the Public Automobile, Rue Schoelcher, 1900 Ferry on Salee River, 1900 Ferry on Salee River, 1900 Gendarmerie, circa 1910 Le Marché - Market, between 1950 and 1970 Le Musée Schoelcher - The Schoelcher Museum, 1917 Loading a ship, 1900 Lycee Carnot, 1900 Panorama of the city, 1900 Place de la Victoire - Square of the Victory, 1900 Poucette Bridge, 1900 Railroad, 1900 Rue Anatole Leger, 1900 Rue Gambetta, 1900 Rue Vatable, 1900 Ruins of the Fire of April 7, 1899 Sugar cane cutters, 1900 Sugar cane train, 1900 Telegraph Station, 1900 The Cathedral, 1900

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