As you can see this is an old Fire Alarm Box, a true remnant of the old Davao. I wonder if people of Museo Dabaw, a museum run by the city government or Davao Museum another museum run privately by obviously so many sponsors have thought of culling this thing out and safeguard this as a remembrance of how this city has moved from this phase of technology to the present one.
If this material qualifies for archive keeping, then people interested in keeping this kind of stuff should act now or it will be too late to salvage a decayed stuff.
Thank you for taking time to read. See you again for another experience in this side of town.
You have a great concern, indeed.
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Hi Vernz, I have never seen anything like that, it's pretty cool. You sure can dig up the most interesting photos!
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ReplyDeleteDave, only in Davao... hehehehe! I find it interesting too!
That is a true antique relic and should be preserved. I've not seen one like that and I love old stuff. Nice photo.
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ReplyDeleteIf that school still exists then you could pay a visit sometime. Visiting an old school will make you feel nostalgic-memories like highschool crush ng bayan, lunchtime with your bestfriend, that poem you recited in front of the class and algebra problems! You can also thank your teachers.
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