Founded in 1913, the Annales des Travaux Publics de l'Indochine emerged as a pivotal journal in Hanoi, created by French engineers and officials to disseminate knowledge on public works in Vietnam's Red River Delta. Celebrated for its scholarly rigor, it has published numerous studies on infrastructure, irrigation, and civil engineering, significantly contributing to the region's development. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of the Annales des Travaux Publics de l'Indochine, starting 1943, including 732 scans in total. The journal's archives serve as a critical resource for researchers and anyone interested in historical figures, events, and possibly family histories related to infrastructure and engineering in Indo-China. Recognized for its authoritative content, the Annales is a trusted source for both historical insights and contemporary advancements in public works. Explore these valuable resources on OldNews.com and uncover the rich engineering legacy of the region.