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NO.DIF SUBJEK KETERANGAN NO. FOTO 1130 Belanda Gubernur Jenderal Menaiki Mobil Setelah Mengadakan Kunjungan, Batavia, 1925 DAFTAR INFORMASI ARSIP FOTO BATAVIA KOLEKSI KIT NO.DIF SUBJEK KETERANGAN NO. FOTO 1130 Belanda Gubernur Jenderal menaiki mobil setelah mengadakan kunjungan, Batavia, 1925. 0008/080 2029 Pantai Pemandangan pantai dengan deburan ombak, Batavia. 0018/064 2683 Suku Bangsa Seorang haji dan anaknya sedang mengaji, Batavia. 0028/037 1323 Gereja Gereja Matraman (di samping Marsudirini), Batavia. 0028/071 267 Bangunan Gedung Kementerian Pertanian dan Perdagangan, Batavia. 0029/002 480 Bangunan Kantor Pegadean, Batavia. 0029/005 782 Bangunan Rumah Cina bertingkat, Batavia. 0029/007 2375 Perayaan Perayaan 17 Agustus di Taman Kebun Cikini, Batavia. 0029/009 80 Bangunan Asrama suster rumah sakit Palang Merah, Batavia. 0029/011 387 Bangunan Gedung, Batavia. 0029/015 388 Bangunan Gedung, Batavia. 0029/017 230 Bangunan Gedung Excelsior dilihat dari depan, Batavia. 0029/019 318 Bangunan Gedung Raad van Indie, Batavia. 0029/021 1903 Makam Makam Cina, Batavia. 0029/047 261 Bangunan Gedung kantor, Batavia. 0029/075 269 Bangunan Gedung Kementerian Pertanian, Batavia. 0029/077 223 Bangunan Gedung detasemen penelitian pertanian, Batavia. 0029/079 1353 Gereja Gereja, Batavia. 0029/081 363 Bangunan Gedung Stovia (Sekolah Dokter Jawa) dengan taman, Batavia. 0029/083 268 Bangunan Gedung Kementerian Pertanian dan Kerajinan, Batavia. 0029/085 364 Bangunan Gedung Stovia (Sekolah Dokter Jawa), Batavia. 0029/087 365 Bangunan Gedung Stovia (Sekolah Dokter Jawa), Batavia. 0029/089 1984 Museum Museum Gajah, Koningsplein, Batavia. 0031/026 2832 Taman Taman Hertogs dan gedung Volksraad (Dewan Rakyat), Batavia. 0031/028 1974 Monumen Monumen Wilhelmina, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/030 1975 Monumen Monumen Wilhelmina, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/032 1600 Jalan Willemslaan (Jalan Perwira) yang teduh di Waterlooplein (Lap. Banteng), Batavia. 0031/034 1609 Jembatan Jembatan di Jalan Willem (Jalan Perwira), Batavia. 0031/036 2840 Taman Taman Wilhelmina, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/038 1312 Gereja Gereja Katedral, Waterlooplein (Lap. Banteng), Batavia. 0031/040 1313 Gereja Gereja Katedral, Waterlooplein (Lap. Banteng), Batavia. 0031/042 1314 Gereja Gereja Katedral, Waterlooplein (Lap. Banteng), Batavia. 0031/044 1315 Gereja Gereja Katedral, Waterlooplein (Lap. Banteng), Batavia. 0031/046 1339 Gereja Gereja Willem (Immanuel), Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/048 1340 Gereja Gereja Willem (Immanuel), Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/050 1961 Monumen Monumen Michiels, Waterlooplein (Lap. Banteng), Batavia. 0031/052 1 NO.DIF SUBJEK KETERANGAN NO. FOTO 478 Bangunan Kantor Paketvaart, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/054 479 Bangunan Kantor Paketvaart, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/056 507 Bangunan Kantor Pos dan Telegraf, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/058 1420 Hotel Hotel Nederlanden, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0031/060 715 Bangunan Pintu gerbang Kota dengan ornamen orang pegang tombak, Batavia. 0031/062 2188 Pelabuhan Perahu-perahu di Pelabuhan Pasar Ikan, Batavia. 0031/066 2187 Pelabuhan Perahu-perahu di pelabuhan Kecil dengan latar belakang dermaga, Batavia. 0031/068 2194 Pelabuhan Sungai di pelabuhan Kecil dengan latar belakang rumah, Batavia. 0031/070 1965 Monumen Monumen Pieter Elberfeld, Batavia. 0031/072 573 Bangunan Menara pengawas di pelabuhan Pasar Ikan, Batavia. 0031/074 2195 Pelabuhan Sungai di tepi Pelabuhan Pasar Ikan, Batavia. 0031/076 1631 Jembatan Jembatan Matraman, Batavia. 0031/078 1614 Jembatan Jembatan di Kampung Melayu/ Jatinegara (Meester Cornelis), Batavia. 0031/080 615 Bangunan Pemukiman penduduk di tepi sungai di Jatinegara (Meester Cornelis), Batavia. 0031/082 2547 Suku Bangsa Karikatur yang menggambarkan perlakuan majikan Belanda terhadap seorang budak, Batavia. 0031/084 1276 Cina Tiga wanita Cina memakai pakaian Wayang Cina, Batavia. 0032/018 2144 Pelabuhan Bongkar muat barang di pelabuhan, Batavia. 0034/080 1637 Jembatan Jembatan Ophal dekat Pasar Ikan, Batavia. 0036/001 215 Bangunan Gedung berarsitektur, Koningsplein, Batavia. 0036/027 1535 Jalan Jalan yang teduh di Koningsplein, Batavia. 0036/031 1624 Jembatan Jembatan irigasi/pintu air, Batavia. 0036/033 2799 Sungai Sungai di Kwitang, Pejambon, Batavia. 0036/037 324 Bangunan Gedung Schouwburg (Kesenian) di Pasar Baru, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0036/039 1393 Hotel Hotel de Ster, Batavia. 0036/043 567 Bangunan Menara air (Water-Kasteel), Koningsplein, Batavia. 0036/045 1942 Monumen Monumen Citadel Prins, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0036/047 1941 Monumen Monumen berkepala singa di Koningsplein, Batavia. 0036/049 565 Bangunan Menara air (Water Kasteel), Batavia. 0036/051 1977 Monumen Tembok monumen dalam taman, Batavia, 1881. 0036/053 1610 Jembatan Jembatan di Jatinegara, Batavia. 0036/055 566 Bangunan Menara air (Water Kasteel), Batavia. 0036/057 707 Bangunan Pintu gerbang Amsterdam berornamen orang pegang tombak, Batavia. 0036/087 1948 Monumen Monumen makam Pieter Elberfeld, Batavia. 0036/089 219 Bangunan Gedung Concordia, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0037/073 2162 Pelabuhan Gudang-gudang di pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0038/001 2171 Pelabuhan Kapal-kapal besar di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0038/003 2172 Pelabuhan Kedatangan Raja Siam di Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0038/005 419 Bangunan Istana Gubernur Jenderal (Istana Merdeka), Koningsplein, Batavia. 0038/009 425 Bangunan Istana Gubernur Jenderal (Istana Negara), Weltevreden, Batavia. 0038/011 325 Bangunan Gedung Schouwburg (Kesenian) di Pasar Baru, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0038/013 2 NO.DIF SUBJEK KETERANGAN NO. FOTO 248 Bangunan Gedung Harmoni, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0038/015 884 Bangunan Rumah pribumi, Batavia. 0038/077 849 Bangunan Rumah orang Belanda, Batavia. 0038/079 850 Bangunan Rumah orang Belanda, Batavia. 0038/081 1231 Belanda Tentara Belanda, Batavia. 0038/083 2170 Pelabuhan Kapal-kapal besar di pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0038/087 2163 Pelabuhan Gudang-gudang di pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0038/089 1573 Jalan Suasana jalan di depan pintu masuk Hotel des Indes, Molenvliet (Jalan Gajahmada), Batavia. 0040/066 1654 Jembatan Jembatan pintu air di Gunung Sahari, Batavia. 0043/060 1679 Kapal Bongkar muat barang dari kapal di Pulau Merak, Batavia. 0047/008 231 Bangunan Gedung Fakultas Kedokteran di Salemba, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0047/026 2226 Pemerintahan Suasana dalam gedung Volksraad, Batavia, 1918/05/17. 0047/028 2184 Pelabuhan Peluncuran kapal dari dok kapal berbobot 8000 ton di Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0047/042 2189 Pelabuhan Peralatan bongkar muat barang kran di Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0047/044 1708 Kapal Kapal Motor Rotterdamche Lloyd diantara pintu utama keluar pelabuhan, Batavia. 0047/050 1828 Kereta Api Trem listrik di Stasiun Manggarai, Batavia. 0047/054 1707 Kapal Kapal Motor Indrapura, milik Rotter- damsche Lloyd, Batavia. 0047/074 2540 Suku bangsa Ibu-ibu membuat kerajinan dari pandan di Tangerang, Batavia. 0048/026 2240 Pemerintahan Suasana sidang di gedung Volksraad, Batavia, 1918/05/17. 0048/028 461 Bangunan Kantor cabang perusahaan dagang di Noordwijk (Jalan Juanda), Weltevreden, Batavia. 0048/032 1097 Bank Javache Bank (Bank Indonesia), Batavia. 0048/038 270 Bangunan Gedung Kementerian Pertanian, Kerajinan dan Perdagangan, Batavia. 0048/044 1594 Jalan Suasana lalulintas jalan di tepi sungai, Weltevreden, Batavia. 0049/008 528 Bangunan Kantor-kantor dagang di Kali Besar sisi timur, Batavia. 0049/012 513 Bangunan Kantor Pos, Batavia. 0050/040 2400 Perpustakaan Mobil perpustakaan keliling, Batavia. 0050/042 321 Bangunan Gedung Rechschool (skarang Hankam), Koningsplein, Batavia. 0050/044 1237 Benteng Benteng di Pulau Kelor, Kep. Seribu, Batavia. 0053/030 737 Bangunan Pondok kecil/teh di stasiun karatina P. Onrust, Kep. Seribu, Batavia, 1917/05/-. 0053/072 1245 Benteng Sebuah batu besar sisa-sisa benteng di Pulau Purmerel, Kep. Seribu, Batavia. 0053/076 2388 Perikanan Penangkapan ikan oleh nelayan dengan memakai bubu di Pulau Seribu, Batavia, 1917/05/-. 0053/078 Suasana dalam sebuah kapal dengan para penumpang dari Denek menuju Pulau Seribu, Batavia, 1739 Kapal 1917/05/10. 0053/080 2691 Suku Bangsa Seorang pengawas bicara dengan anak-anak dengan latar belakang rumah penduduk di P. Kelapa, Kep. Seribu, Batavia, 1917. 0053/082 2692 Suku Bangsa Seorang pengawas orang Belanda di depan rumah Bugis di P. Kelapa, Kep. Seribu, Batavia. 0053/084 815 Bangunan Rumah di pinggir sungai, Batavia. 0060/018 2524 Selimut Selimut-selimut untuk dikirim, Batavia. 0062/051 1880 Laut Pertemuan laut dengan sungai, Batavia. 0063/019 1876 Laut Laut dengan kapal-kapal penangkap ikan dengan latar belakang bangunan rumah penduduk, Batavia. 0063/023 3 NO.DIF SUBJEK KETERANGAN NO. FOTO 1868 Laut Foto udara pantai dan laut, Batavia. 0063/085 2654 Suku Bangsa Pengrajin batik cap, Batavia. 0064/059 2156 Pelabuhan Foto udara gudang-gudang Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Batavia. 0066/011 2276 Penyakit Penyakit tetanus abortus kriminal, Batavia 0067/009 2277 Penyakit Sejenis penyakit yang dapat menyerang otak, Batavia. 0067/011 2566 Suku bangsa Narapidana anak-anak berjalan menuju ruang makan di Penjara Tangerang, Batavia. 0072/080 870 Bangunan Rumah peristirahatan pribumi, Batavia. 0074/016 1015 Bangunan Suasana di sebuah warung nasi, Batavia. 0075/010 1943 Monumen Monumen di rumah peristirahatan, Batavia. 0075/048 75 Bangunan Anggota kongres berfoto bersama di depan gedung Leger Des Heils, Batavia, 1930. 0076/088 723 Bangunan Pintu gerbang pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Batavia, 1920. 0081/019 401 Bangunan Hotel Des Indes dilihat dari Kali Ciliwung, Molenvliet (Jalan Gajahmada), Batavia, 1920. 0081/021 484 Bangunan Kantor pemerintah "Grote Huis" dan patung J.P. 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