Old Photos of Yunnan Mansion (Kunming) in the Late Qing Dynasty

Share a group of old photos of Yunnan Province (Kunming) in the late Qing Dynasty, which were taken from a group of old postcards in the late Qing Dynasty

The photos comprehensively show the street view of Kunming City in the late Qing Dynasty and its internal and external features

In the 14th year of Hongwu, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty (1381), Zhongqing Road was changed into Yunnan Province, and Yunnan Chengxuan was set up as the administrative envoy and the command envoy of the capital. Yunnan Province, prefectures and counties were in Kunming at that time

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Yunnan Prefecture had jurisdiction over 7 counties, including Kunming (now in the urban area of Kunming, Yunnan Province), Fumin (today in Fumin County, Yunnan Province), Yiliang (today in Yiliang County, Yunnan Province), Chenggong (today in Chenggong County, Yunnan Province), Luoci (today in Biteng Town, Lufeng County, Yunnan Province), Lufeng (today in Lufeng County, Yunnan Province), and Yimen; Songming (now Songming County, Yunnan Province), Jinning (now Jinning County, Yunnan Province), Anning (now Anning City, Yunnan Province), and Kunyang (now Bajie Town, Anning City, Yunnan Province) are four scattered prefectures. It was abolished in the second year of the Republic of China (1913)

云南府 – 昆明-城区东南侧

云南府 – 城区西部风景

云南府 – 东街的蔬菜商贩

云南府 – 东南城外的街道

云南府 – 东运河

云南府 – 法国邮政局

云南府 – 妇人

云南府 – 货栈

云南府 – 旅馆终点

云南府 – 码头一角

云南府 – 南门

云南府 – 南门外

云南府 – 市场

云南府 – 水果商

云南府 – 西南城墙

云南府 – 运河

云南府 – 制砖囚犯

云南府 – 捉虱子

云南府的教堂

云南府的街道（不确定是昆明还是蒙自）

昆明古塔。