May 1955 – The Presidential Palace during the Saturday Revolution.
1964/65 - Riot police protecting Gia Long palace. Photo by François Sully. Note, the Gia Long Palace is nowadays the Hồ Chí Minh City Museum.
1961, Saigon – The Presidential Palace, later damaged during the coup against President Ngo Dinh Diem and then demolished, another one will be rebuilt on the same place, nowadays reunification Palace. 
May 24, 1965 - A machine gunner on a United States Helicopter looks down on Saigon. Saigon is the South Vietnamese capital; the Saigon River winds through the crowded city.
1967, Saigon – Aerial view of US Embassy. 
Nov 15, 1963 - Saigon Supreme Court. Only build in the area not ravaged by war.
May 1st, 1956 – Saigon, children relaxing in front of the city hall.
1965, Saigon - New Vietnamese cabinet at Gialong Palace. Included in pictures are Premier Huong and Tran van Minh.
Late 19th Century - Tomb of Monks at Phu Tho, near Saigon at that time
Early 20th Century, Dalat– French army barracks 'Courbet'
