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| We can see that a railroad line extended from the Saigon Station to the Ben Thanh Market in the 1/12500 map of Saigon at 1962. According to "the building guide" on the reverse side of the map, the present Saigon Station was a "Freight Station," and in front of Ben Thanh Market the station was the "Railway Station". The passenger station was in front of the market of in the inner-city. |
The rotary is in front of the Ben Thanh Market.
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There is a slender park ahead of there. The remains of the ancient structure of the station were not evident, but here was old Saigon Station.  |
The string of one-storied stores built along the curved rail bed. Surely, here is a vestige of a defunct railroad.  |
The depth of the stores conforms to the width of the double track.  |
By the rotary of 7 streets, a train ran in the alley to the front.  |
Saigon Station now, there is the trace of the freight station days.  |
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