The image displays an old, sepia-toned photograph of Piazza Giosue Carducci in Pietrasanta. The setting is a historic town square with European architecture featuring terracotta roofs and stone walls, indicative of the region's historical buildings. Leafless trees suggest it could be autumn or winter. In the foreground, there are young planted tree saplings arranged on either side, likely part of urban reforestation efforts. A notable feature in this photograph is a text overlay at the top left corner reading "PIETRASANTA" and beneath that, additional descriptive wording by Giosue Carducci, praising his commitment to serving his homeland. It reads: "...Io non ho ambizione altra che di fare il mio dovere e servire la patria; si la grande come la piccola; e servire la patria." The photograph appears aged with a vintage look and is marked "Lettera 24 novembre 1890" at the bottom right, indicating its date of correspondence. The letter's authorship is attributed to Giosue Carducci in smaller text. In addition to this historical image, there is an accompanying link or reference for further information located below it: https://images.loener.nl/FerroCandilera/full/6731/6731b70489b10e7a26c6b7f0.jpg.

The image displays an old, sepia-toned photograph of Piazza Giosue Carducci in Pietrasanta. The setting is a historic town square with European architecture featuring terracotta roofs and stone walls, indicative of the region's historical buildings. Leafless trees suggest it could be autumn or winter. In the foreground, there are young planted tree saplings arranged on either side, likely part of urban reforestation efforts. A notable feature in this photograph is a text overlay at the top left corner reading "PIETRASANTA" and beneath that, additional descriptive wording by Giosue Carducci, praising his commitment to serving his homeland. It reads: "...Io non ho ambizione altra che di fare il mio dovere e servire la patria; si la grande come la piccola; e servire la patria." The photograph appears aged with a vintage look and is marked "Lettera 24 novembre 1890" at the bottom right, indicating its date of correspondence. The letter's authorship is attributed to Giosue Carducci in smaller text. In addition to this historical image, there is an accompanying link or reference for further information located below it: https://images.loener.nl/FerroCandilera/full/6731/6731b70489b10e7a26c6b7f0.jpg.

The image is a vintage black and white postcard depicting an old European street scene. The setting appears to be in Pietrasanta-Valdicastello, as indicated by the text on the card. The photograph captures narrow streets lined with buildings of varying architectural styles, some appearing aged or weathered. One prominent building stands out due to its height relative to others and a distinct roof structure that extends beyond what seems like an upper floor. There are trees scattered along the street, adding greenery to the urban environment. In the background, we can observe hilly terrain with sparse vegetation, suggesting a rural backdrop or outskirts of a town. The card is marked with handwritten inscriptions in red ink at different angles and positions on its surface, possibly indicating ownership or annotations by previous owners. A date "20.1937" is written near the bottom right corner, likely referring to either an event linked to the location depicted or perhaps when the photograph was taken. The text within a decorative frame in red font at the top reads: "Casa dove nacque il Poeta G. Carducci," which translates from Italian as "House where the poet G. Carducci was born." This indicates that one of the buildings on this street is associated with Giuseppe Ungaretti, an Italian poet known for his association with Pietrasanta. The overall condition and style sugg [...]

The image is a vintage black and white postcard depicting an old European street scene. The setting appears to be in Pietrasanta-Valdicastello, as indicated by the text on the card. The photograph captures narrow streets lined with buildings of varying architectural styles, some appearing aged or weathered. One prominent building stands out due to its height relative to others and a distinct roof structure that extends beyond what seems like an upper floor. There are trees scattered along the street, adding greenery to the urban environment. In the background, we can observe hilly terrain with sparse vegetation, suggesting a rural backdrop or outskirts of a town. The card is marked with handwritten inscriptions in red ink at different angles and positions on its surface, possibly indicating ownership or annotations by previous owners. A date "20.1937" is written near the bottom right corner, likely referring to either an event linked to the location depicted or perhaps when the photograph was taken. The text within a decorative frame in red font at the top reads: "Casa dove nacque il Poeta G. Carducci," which translates from Italian as "House where the poet G. Carducci was born." This indicates that one of the buildings on this street is associated with Giuseppe Ungaretti, an Italian poet known for his association with Pietrasanta. The overall condition and style sugg [...]