GENERAL SANTOS ARCHIVE Six Settlement Districts Alunan Buayan Dadiangas Koronadal Lagao Maltanan Marbel NLSA Siluay Tupi Alunan Buayan Dadiangas Koronadal Lagao Maltanan Marbel NLSA Siluay Tupi Search (K) Uprooting a tree with a Cletrac Diesel Koronadal Valley NLSA-AGSL (K) Upper Left Interisland Steamer SS Basilan disembarking new group of settlers on the beach at Dadiangas Southern Koronadal AGSL-NLSA (K) Typical settlers’ houses at Polunoling. These were made of wood, split bamboo and cogon (K) Tractors on the march from Lagao to Tupi in Middle Koronadal and Marbel Northern Koronadal NLSA-AGSL (K) The second barrio of Lagao. Note the clean road and well-builts houses of the settlers (K) silway irrigation (K) Settlers house in Tupi made of materials partially gathered from their home lot. Note of its artistic design (K) Settlers Get-T0gether (K) Settler delivering his 1st peanut crop at NLSA warehouse in Lagao Southern Koronadal NLSA-AGSL Page1 … Page12 Page13 Page14 Page15 Page16 … Page25 NLSA Employees Model house located in Lagao District (1940) NLSA Administration Building in Marbel Northern Koronadal NLSA-AGSL Newly recruited settlers landing early morning in Dadiangas. Their first glimpse of the Koronadal Valley. New Homes being erected in fron of temporary bunkhouses in Barrio 3 Marbel North Koronadal AGSL Page1 … Page14 Page15 Page16 Page17 Page18 … Page56 (K) Farm Machineries at the NLSA Garage in Lagao (K) farm (K) Eduardo Leyson Residence in Lagao (K) Drilling a well in Polomolok Middle Koronada. Engr. Albert Morrw in foreground. NLSA-AGSL Page1 … Page46 Page47 Page48 Page49 Page50 … Page56
(K) Upper Left Interisland Steamer SS Basilan disembarking new group of settlers on the beach at Dadiangas Southern Koronadal AGSL-NLSA
(K) Tractors on the march from Lagao to Tupi in Middle Koronadal and Marbel Northern Koronadal NLSA-AGSL
(K) Settlers house in Tupi made of materials partially gathered from their home lot. Note of its artistic design
Newly recruited settlers landing early morning in Dadiangas. Their first glimpse of the Koronadal Valley.
