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Tim Doling: Saigon - The Cercle Sportif Saïgonnais in the colonial period and the Labour Culture Palace (Cung Văn hoá Lao động) at 55B Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai today (14 July 2014)
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Tim Doling: Cercle Indochinois i
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Rue Chasseloup-Laubat in 1902 and Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai street today (8 December 2014)
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Tim Doling: "Saïgon - Parc Maurice Long, Statue de Gambetta" - the third and final location of this unloved statue, and the same spot in Tao Đàn Park today (11 July 2016)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Tao Đàn Park gate on Trương Công Định (Trương Định) street in 1970 by John Aires and the same location today (17 January 2015)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Cercle Sportif Saïgonnais rear balcony overlooking the tennis courts in the colonial era and the same view at the Labour Culture Palace (Cung Văn hoá Lao động) at 55B Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai today (17 July 2014)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Hồng Thập Tự street next to the Từ Dũ Hospital in 1967 by Nathan Meek and the same view looking east along Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai street today (14 November 2016)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - The Hồng Thập Tự-Cao Thắng junction in 1969 by David Stromberger and the same junction of Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai and Cao Thắng today (23 September 2014)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Kinh Đô Theatre at 85 Lê Văn Duyệt after the bombing of 16 February 1964 (photographer unknown) and 85 Cách Mạng Tháng 8 today (5 September 2014)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - The USAID building at 85 Lê Văn Duyệt in February 1969, and the same building today, the Labour Federation Guest House (Nhà Khách Tổng Liên Đoàn Lao Động Việt Nam) at 85-87 Cách Mạng Tháng 8, District 1 (5 September 2014)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - The Cao Thắng-Hồng Thập Tự-Cống Quỳnh intersection in 1966 by Barry Bateman and the same Cao Thắng-Nguyễn Thị Minh Khai-Cống Quỳnh intersection today (12 June 2017)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Louis Chauchon's c 1935 legal office/residence, later a US government dispensary, a USAHAC Special Services Library, the Canadian Embassy to the RVN, and latterly an Immigration Office at 161 Nguyễn Du (8 July 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - 150 rue Mac-Mahon, built in 1937-1938 for lawyer Lê Văn Kim, who, with close friend and fellow lawyer Nguyễn Hữu Thọ, became known for their anti-Japanese resistance activities, 152 Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa today (25 July 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Meyerkord Bachelor Officer's Quarters (BOQ) on the junction of Trương Công Định and Nguyễn Du in 1966 by John Girardeau and the same building today (21 December 2014)
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Tim Doling: "Saigon - Le Palais du Gouverneur-général de l'Indo-Chine" in the colonial era and Ngô Viết Thụ's modernist replacement of 1966 today (31 July 2018)
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Tim Doling: "Saigon - l'Entrée du Palais du Gouverneur-Général de l'Indochine" in the early 20th century, and the same view of the Independence Palace main gates today (8 June 2018)
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Tim Doling: "Saigon - The Supreme Homage of Indochina to Governor-General Pasquier: Funeral ceremony in front of the Palais du Gouvernement in Saigon," from l'Illustration, February 1934; and the same view today outside the Independence Palace (2 June 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - A 1920s view of place Eugène Cuniac taken from rue Alsace-Lorraine and the same view of Quách Thị Trang square today with metro construction works from Phó Đức Chính street (17 May 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - A rear view of the Chemins de fer de l'Indochine (CFI) railway administration building on place Cuniac in the late 1950s and on Quách Thị Trang square today (24 April 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - The rue Schroeder-rue de l’Amiral-Courbet junction in 1938 (Pierre Verger Foundation) and the same view on the Phan Chu Trinh-Nguyễn An Ninh junction today (20 April 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Halles centrales viewed from boulevard Bonard, and the same view today from Lê Lợi boulevard (20 November 2017)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - The Trương Công Định-Nguyễn Du junction next to Meyerkord BOQ in 1966 by John Girardeau and the same Trương Định-Nguyễn Du junction today (8 March 2018)
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Tim Doling: "Saigon - Vente de fleurs à l'approche du Tết vietnamien" (Selling flowers as Vietnamese Tết approaches), and the same view today of Lê Lợi boulevard from the metro construction site on Quách Thị Trang square (11 February 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Ngô Viết Thụ's “Crystal Palace” International Business Centre (1966 sadly burned down in 2002), pictured in 1968, AP Newsfeatures photo, and the same view today on Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa, near the Lê Lợi junction (25 January 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon 1967-68 by Rodger Fetters showing Ngô Viết Thụ's “Crystal Palace” International Business Centre (1966, burned down in 2002) on Công Lý, now a vacant lot on Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa (3 January 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Meyerkord Bachelor Officer's Quarters (BOQ) on the junction of Trương Công Định and Nguyễn Du in 1966 by John Girardeau and the same building today (1 January 2018)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Meyerkord BOQ on the Trương Công Định-Nguyễn Du junction in 1965 by Tom Robinson and the same view today (9 November 2017)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - The Embassy Hotel near the Nguyễn Du-Nguyễn Trung Trực junction in 1966 (Mikey Walters) and today (28 October 2017)
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Tim Doling: Building to which survivors of the Tết 1968 attack on the Independence Palace retreated, from episode 6 of Ken Burns' PBS series The Vietnam War (2017) and 56 Thủ Khoa Huân on the Nguyễn Du street junction today (7 October 2017)
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Tim Doling: Saigon - Entrance to the Canadian Embassy to the RVN and the same view of the former Immigration Office at 161 Nguyễn Du today (9 October 2017)