During the Estado Novo regime (1926–1974), Lisbon was expanded at the cost of other districts within the country, resulting in nationalist and monumental projects. New residential and public developments were constructed; the zone of Belém was modified for the 1940 Portuguese Exhibition, while along the periphery new districts appeared to house the growing population. The inauguration of the bridge over the Tagus allowed rapid connection between both sides of the river.
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
Vintage: Lisbon in the 1940s
