1978 there was no neighborhood in The Hague yet, the Amare cultural building was not there and you could just walk and cycle through the Binnenhof. We didn’t eat at Dunkin Donuts or Taco Bell yet, but we all went to the Parkpop festival and shopped at V&D. Has a lot changed in ten years, or is it actually not too bad? View photos of The Hague in 1978:

1500 Bonfire. Photo ANP
1295 Vroom and Dreesmann at Grote Marktstraat. Photo Hague municipal archive
1306. Hofplaats and the Spui. Photo Willem Vermeij The Hague Municipal Archives
1978 Spuiplein. Photo Willem Vermeij/The Hague municipal archive
1978 Spuiplein. Photo Willem Vermeij/The Hague Municipal Archives
1306 Verheeskade. Photo Harry van Reeken/The Hague Municipal Archives
2023 The Kurhaus is for sale. ANP MARTIJN BEEKMAN
2023 Nassauplein. Photo Willem Vermeij/The Hague Municipal Archives
2013 Northern Harbor Head. Photo Hague municipal archive
2013 Parkpop. Photo ANP
2013 Drain. Photo Hague municipal archive
2013 Haagsche Bluf. Photo Hague municipal archive
1295 Lange Voorhout. Photo Hague municipal archive
1978 The place. Photo Bart Versteeg/The Hague Municipal Archives
1978 Frederik Hendriklaan. Photo Hague municipal archive
1978 Grote Marktstraat. Photo Hague municipal archive
1978 Garland corner Postenkade. Photo Willem Vermeij/The Hague Municipal Archives
2013 Boulevard Scheveningen. Photo Willem Vermeij/The Hague Municipal Archives
1978 Boulevard of Scheveningen. Photo Willem Vermeij/The Hague Municipal Archives
1978 Buitenhof. Photo Willem Vermeij/The Hague Municipal Archives
2018 Christmas on the Square. Photo ANP
2013 Structure bonfire. Photo ANP

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