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) Lagao (13) (K) Lagao (12) (K) Lagao (11) (K) Lagao (10) (K) Lagao (1) (K) Houses of first barrio at Lagao. Note some had galvanized iron roof and wooden sidings due to scarcity of materials at that time (K) Harvesting maize in Tupi Middle Koronadala NLSA-AGSL (K) Group of newly arrived settlers going by truck from Dadiangas to Tupi Middle Koronadal AGSLGSL (K) Farm Machineries at the NLSA Garage in Lagao Page1 … Page19 Page20 Page21 Page22 Page23 … Page25 (K) Water jars to be delivered to settlers in the Koronadal Valley Dadiangas Beach Southern Koronadal AGSL (K) Visit of the NLSA Officer-in-Charge and Administration to the Warehouse Marbel Settlement District on 28 November 1948 (K) View 2.2 Tupi Townshite looking down on an uncleared portion of the home lot area, Observe huge trees already cut by settlers (K) View 2.1 Tupi Townshite looking down on an uncleared portion of the home lot area, Observe huge trees already cut by settlers Page1 … Page27 Page28 Page29 Page30 Page31 … Page56 (K) Bird’s Eye View of Lagao Settlement District (K) Benny Bascon’s House in Lagao, Hoyumpa;s Neighbor (2) (K) Barrio No. 4, Newly located barrio in Marbel (K) Barrio No. 1, Marbel showing completed bunkhouses Page1 … Page50 Page51 Page52 Page53 Page54 … Page56
(K) Houses of first barrio at Lagao. Note some had galvanized iron roof and wooden sidings due to scarcity of materials at that time
(K) Water jars to be delivered to settlers in the Koronadal Valley Dadiangas Beach Southern Koronadal AGSL
(K) Visit of the NLSA Officer-in-Charge and Administration to the Warehouse Marbel Settlement District on 28 November 1948
(K) View 2.2 Tupi Townshite looking down on an uncleared portion of the home lot area, Observe huge trees already cut by settlers
(K) View 2.1 Tupi Townshite looking down on an uncleared portion of the home lot area, Observe huge trees already cut by settlers