Galería del Siglo XIX

English houses and tennis courts Bella Vista in Rio Tinto built for the British mining staff
Calle Ricos, Huelva
Calle Palacios
Side View of the Peña de Alájar
View of the Rio Tinto Railway 1875
Hotel Colon Interior
First houses in Punta Umbria for leisure and convalescence of the British mining staff
Minas de Riotinto 1878
Train station in Nerva February 1888
Rio Tinto Mines
Copper smelting
Royal Procession in Merced Square during the IV Centenary celebrations October 1892
English ladies in front of the Presbyterian church at Rio Tinto having fun with the egg and spoon race.
Interior of La Rabida Monastery where Christopher Columbus stayed before his journey of discovery. Still exists today
A social gathering in Punta Umbria
Interior Hotel Colon
Calle Sagasta, now known as Calle Plus Ultra
Working the Huelva pyrite open-cast mines
Cafe Cantante El Burrero Seville
Lawn Tennis at Hotel Colon
Town Hall in Calle Cánovas
Calle Puerto, Huelva
The original site of the Velodrome Huelva Recreation Club
Huelva Seamen's Institute
Teleras Rio Tinto
The Rio Tinto Company English Hospital in Calle San Andrés designed by William Alexander Mackay
The Buitron and Huelva Railway and Mineral Company Limited
Huelva 1875
The Gran Hotel Internacional in Calle Sagasta
Bullring at Rio Tinto
Salomon iron bridge and tunnel on the line from Rio Tinto to Huelva. Still exists today.
Huelva Gas Company Limited
La Cinta Sanctuary
Hotel Colon North Pavilion (no longer exists)
Heap roasting of the pyrites
Litri and Machaquito at La Merced in 1902
Elegant ladies outside the Hotel Colon
Huelva-Seville Train Station 15 March, 1880
View of the Rio Tinto Company Pier on the Odiel River. Still exits today.
The Jane Cory whose crew played one of the first football matches organised by Dr. W. A. Mackay with the Rio Tinto staff
North Pavilion Hotel Colon
Working the Huelva pyrite open-cast mines
Calle La Fuente
Columbus Hotel advertisement
Regatta winners "Pretty"
Floating Baths on the Odiel River
North Pavilion of the luxury Columbus Hotel in Huelva
Nursing staff in the Rio Tinto Company Hospital
Village and Mines of Rio Tinto 1875
Rio Tinto Company Pier
The Hotel Colon
Concepcion Church in Concepcion Street. Still exists today
Barges at San Juan del Puerto operating under the Buitron and Huelva Railway and Mining Company
Huelva fishing port
Workers at the Huelva Pyrite Mines
Rio Tinto Company Pier 1882
Tharsis Station belonging to the Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Company.
Calle Monasterios, Today named after Manuel Vazquez Lopez
Huelva Provincial Hospital La Merced
The Deadwood Coach
British residents in Huelva most likely employees from the mining companies
1883 inauguration of the Hotel Colon
View of Huelva Port on the Odiel River
Oxen bringing blocks of marble from the quarries in Fuenteheritos to build the monument in La Rabida
Huelva fishing port
Zafra Railway and deposits at Huelva port
Valverde Railway Station
La Zarza open-pit mine (1887) run by the Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Company from Glasgow.
The convent of Franciscan friars, dedicated to Santa Maria de Rabida
Rio Tinto Company train station in Huelva
San Pedro Church in Huelva Capital
Building the Tharsis Warf end of the 1860s
Working class dwelling in Huelva