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The yellow colonial façade of Saigon Central Post Office with its arched clock entrance in daylight.
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Saigon Central Post Office

Saigon Central Post Office is a working post office on Paris Commune Square, beside the cathedral, built in 1886–1891 to designs by the colony's chief architect Alfred Foulhoux. In its vaulted hall, two maps painted in 1892 show the telegraph lines of southern Vietnam and Cambodia and Saigon with its surroundings.

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