The family of Mr. Gabriele De Nicolò and Mrs. Mirella Mercolini together with their children Fabio and Cristina in a photo on the balcony of their new home in Via Antonio Mannucci where they had just moved, after having lived for many years together with Mr. Gabriele's parents in lot 55 in via Carlo Randaccio 8. 60s. 

Ms. Marisa Ferdinandi in 1973 at thirty-five, in lot 20. Born in 1938, she lived in various houses in the neighborhood where she was born and grew up. He currently lives in lot 13. His parents met as boys in lot 13, living in the same building.

Mr. Fernando Poggi, son of Andrea Poggi and Maria Mari in piazza Masdea between 1954 and 1955.

Passionate about motorcycles, he is riding his Gilera (probably model 150 Sport) in front of his gate.

The back of the photograph shows the date 10 June 1949, the young Gianni Imperi in the center, his wife Adriana on the right and his sister Clara on the left. They show off as if they were posing for a cover of a fashion magazine of the time, on the hood of their friend's car. Gianni and Adriana have been married for just over a month and a half (April 25, 1949). Adriana leans on Gianni's leg with modesty and complicity. Their hands almost touch.

Mrs. Adalgisa with her brother Amedeo while shaking hands in Piazza Pantero Pantera in the courtyard of the restaurant of that time called "Il giardino". Mr. Amedeo, passionate about photography, enjoyed creating poses before shooting.

The child portrayed is Claudio Imperi, disguised as a Chinese mandarin during the 1959 carnival, within Lot 15.

His father Gianni, fond of photography, proud of his son, takes it back under the affectionate and curious gaze of his mother Adriana looking out the window. The dress was designed and sewn by her, a seamstress.

A moment after leaving the church of San Filippo Neri. In the background the sign of the then flower shop. It is 1956 and in the foreground the gentleman who walks is Giovanni Cioci who most likely tries to get out of the frame before shooting: in all the photographs that portray him he never looks at the camera lens because he didn't like being photographed.

September 1, 1973

Lotta Continua takes possession of the Via Passino 20 site, which is destined to become one of the most famous venues of the Adriano Sofri organization. The basement, formerly of the PSIUP, was the reference point for the Gramsci Group and then for local student collectives. Lotta Continua until the end of 1977, even after its dissolution, remains one of the most important presences of the revolutionary left in Garbatella.

March 31, 1976

Initiatives against the high cost promoted by the Garbatella District Committee in via Pullino 2 and the Lotta Continua section in via Passino. The self-reduction of the bills is practiced and the Red Markets are born. The most popular sales counters in front of the Palladium. The price cartel sees meat fluctuating between 3250 and 2500 liras per kilo instead of 5500, artichokes at 80 lire each, chicory at 150 lire a kilo, potatoes at 250, apples at 150, cheese at 120 liras etto, 250 grams of butter at 585 lire, eggs at 50 each, first quality flour bread at 300 kilo.

26 May 1970

Fundamental day in the secular history of the neighborhood. The General Council of NATO is summoned to the EUR and is headed by Rogers, Secretary of State of the Nixon administration. In the world there is a protest against the US war in Vietnam and the most radical wing of the Rome Student Movement convenes an event with an appointment at the Basilica of San Paolo. The assembly is charged by the police and carabinieri. The protest then moves to Garbatella and the neighborhood for a whole day and until late at night it will be the scene of tough clashes. The lots included between Palladium, Piazza Sauli, the Hotels, Via Caffaro, Piazza Ansaldo and Piazza Masdea the most involved.