The image, acquired by a resident of Terrassa, transports the viewer to a different era, marked by people's clothing, cobblestones, hanging streetlights, and the presence of a carriage. Even a vermouth bar can be seen on the corner with La Rasa, where the establishment known as Cal Sastre d’Olesa is currently located.

This discovery is considered a treasure that enriches knowledge about the city's evolution, allowing comparison of Sant Pere street of yesteryear with its current configuration in the 21st century. This thoroughfare, one of Terrassa's most important historical and commercial axes, is part of the old town and is closed to traffic.

Throughout its history, Sant Pere street has hosted significant entities in the associative, commercial, and cultural fields, such as the Casino del Comerç, the Círcol Egarenc, Amics de les Arts, the Cinema Catalunya, and various educational centers. With just over 200 meters in length, it connects the squares of Font Trobada and Saragossa, and has intersections with Palla, Cardaire, and Gaudí streets. Among the notable stately homes are Bonaventura Marcet and Armengol.

Currently, the street is the subject of debate due to a new urban project that aims to completely transform its appearance. The construction of new housing is already underway, and it is expected that a new connecting road to La Rasa and a small square will soon be enjoyed.