Extremely vivid photos of Saigon 1971-1972 by American photographer

Let's take a look at the street scenes and daily life in Saigon in 1971-1972 through a series of photos taken by American photographer Terry Nelson.

On Chi Lang Street, near the intersection of the School of Drawing (Nguyen Van Hoc-Chi Lang intersection, now No Trang Long-Phan Dang Luu intersection), Saigon in 1971-1972 . On the right is the National School of Decorative Arts, commonly known as the School of Drawing. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

Bustling traffic at Hang Xanh intersection, an important traffic hub of Saigon . Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

On Chi Lang Street, now Phan Dang Luu Street. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

Christian Hospital at Phu Nhuan intersection. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

Shopping street on Bui Huu Nghia street, next to Ba Chieu market . Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

Hong Bang Square, next to Ba Chieu Market. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

A comic book rental store. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

Street broom vendor on Vo Tanh Street (now Hoang Van Thu Street), Phu Nhuan District. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

The pressure tower of Thu Duc water plant. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

Girl in purple ao dai walking on the street. Photo: Terry Nelson / Flickr.

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