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Vintage Mauritius

Mauritius in the early years.

Mule-Drawn Cart – Mauritius – 1960s

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December 11, 2014 Vintage Mauritius Vintage Transport: Mule-drawn Carriage and Photographers – 1896 615 × 593

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Vintage Mauritius

Vintage Mauritius

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Vintage Mauritius

Vintage Mauritius is an online community founded on facebook with the aim of promoting the beautiful island of Mauritius, but in a different era... the early years where everything was different. This website is complementary to the facebook online community and aims primarily at showing other aspects on the country through Vintage Pictures of Mauritius and old places of the country. Also, expect both French & English contents on this website since Mauritius is both a francophone and anglophone country. These old images of Mauritius on this website is a handful selection of the many more on the facebook page.

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