La hidrofila fabrica ameghino y roca
Aerial view of "La Hidrófila Argentina", textile factory in Florida Oeste, on J.A. Roca and F. Ameghino streets. It covered an area of two blocks and employeed 3,000 people. The company existed from the 1930s to the 1990s, when the factory closed due to financial problems.
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