So far, we have created apps for the cities of Paris, Nantes, Metz (France), Barcelona and Montreal. We are currently working on the Vancouver app and forming partnerships to add even more cities.
If you’re in charge of a blog, have a big old postcards collection of your city or work for an institution, don’t hesitate to contact us (contact [at] mavilleavant.com) to discuss a partnership (or just say hi !). We get things done, and would be glad to hear from you.
Here are our current partners
ParisAvant.com (Frédéric Botton)
Discover Paris with then & now pictures, taken from the same spot. The modern photo is taken with the highest fidelity possible to the original so that you can compare the evolution. For each place, the site also offers a descriptive text about its evolution.
Retrovilles (Cédric Robergeaud)
Discover Nantes and its surroundings differently thanks to RetroVilles. Then & Now photographs are superposed and you can compare them using fade in and fade out.
Mirroir du Temps – Metz with old postcards (Thierry Schoendorf)
Miroir du Temps (Time mirror) makes you travel back in time with then & now pictures. Discover the city of Metz through old postcards compared to modern photographs and observe similarities and differences.
Fotos De Barcelona (Ugo Manzini)
For several years, FotosdeBarcelona.com has been offering then and now photos from the city of Barcelona. It also includes stunning panoramas, not included in the app.
Montreal Then and Now - Flickr album from Guillaume St Jean
Discover how Montreal used to look or rediscover the city from your youth thanks to the Then and Now pictures of the city of Montreal. This photos, taken at the exact same spot decades ago or even a century ago and observe the evolution of several districts of the city.
Vancouver Then and Now - Flickr album from Jeremy Hood
Jeremy Hood has lived in Vancouver for the past 5 years. He has a keen interest in photography as well as local history. To date, he has done nearly 1400 then and now comparisons of Vancouver.
Tampa Changing – Blog by Bryan Weinstein
Bryan Weinstein is a Tampa native with a passion for photography and history. For the past three years, Bryan has intertwined these two interests by publishing then and now photographs on his website, www.TampaChanging.com. He hopes that this unique combination of matching new and old photographs will help illustrate Tampa’s rich architectural history, its evolution, and most importantly, the ongoing need to preserve what remains

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