Old photos of Tianjin in 1920s: French Concession style a hundred years ago

A group of old photos of Tianjin in 1920s from the archives of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through which we can have a look at the French Concession in Tianjin a hundred years ago

Tianjin French Concession is one of the four French concessions in China in modern China, and the other three are Shanghai French Concession, Hankou French Concession and Guangzhou French Concession. It is also one of the nine concessions in Tianjin. Tianjin French Concession is located in Heping District, Tianjin. The east now belongs to Xiaobailou Street, and the west now belongs to Quanyechang Street

On June 2, 1861, the French government and the Qing government signed the terms of the French Concession in Tianjin Zizhulin, which delineated the French Concession and located in the north of the British Concession, covering an area of 439 mu. Tianjin French Concession has expanded twice in history. In 1900, the French Concession in Tianjin expanded westward to the Qiangzihe (now Nanjing Road), expanding the concession area by four times to 2360 mu. In 1916, the expansion of the French Concession to the Old West triggered strong protests from Tianjin citizens

1920年代 天津法租界 公议局

1920年代 天津法租界 中心公园，原名法国公园，位于原法租界核心区。

1920年代 天津法租界 圣路易路
天津英、法租界的分界线，法租界命名为圣路易路，英租界命名为宝士徒道，就是今天的营口道。

1920年代 天津法租界 菜市场

1920年代 天津法租界 梅大夫路

1920年代 天津法租界  租界南部

1920年代 天津法租界 租界北部

1920年代 天津法租界 市立邮政局

1920年代 天津法租界 水业公司办公楼

1920年代 天津法租界 中央警察局办公室