Postcards and photographs of New Mexico scenes and others

Unprocessed

Identifier: HP.1994.52-MNM.1994.488.09

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Content Description

6 postcards, 1 photograph, 1 lithograph, and Our Own Country, book ca. 1894; Postcard - (#32552) Koshare, Corn Dance, Santo Domingo Pueblo; Postcard - Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church Las Vegas, New Mexico; Postcard - (#38) "Typical Pueblo Indian Dwelling" Santo Domingo Pueblo; Postcard - Steel Bridge across Rio Grande at Albuquerque, N.M.; Postcard - (#6314) Rio Grande Bridge, Albuquerque, N.M. 1902 pub. by Detroit Photo.; Postcard - Pumping Station, Willard, New Mexico; 5 x 8 photograph - Engine No. 1 "Montezuma" D & RG RR Baldwin 1871; 24 :x 33 1/4 framed lithograph - The Army of the Potomac, The Wagon Trains of the Army of the Potomac En Route from Chickahominy to James River, Va. During the Seven Days Fight (Fording Bear Creek One Mile Below Savage Station), June 29, 1862, Lithograph of J. H. Bufford, Boston, Published by Jno. B. Bachelder; copy publication - Our Own Country, St. Louis 1894, by James Cox, The National Company

Acquisition Type

Gift

Provenance

Jim C. King

Restrictions Apply

Access Restrictions

Access to material may be granted upon request, pending assessment of retrievability and potential restrictions. Contact the Photo Archivist to request to view original material.

Use Restrictions

Use of images may be restricted.

Dates

Majority of material found in 1862 - 1902

Extent

8 Photographic Prints

1 Books

Inventory

074778, 088570, 160317 to 160322; Itemized list in accession file.; (#32552) Koshare, Corn Dance, Santo Domingo Pueblo (074778); Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church Las Vegas, New Mexico (088570); (#38) "Typical Pueblo Indian Dwelling" Santo Domingo Pueblo (160317); Steel Bridge across Rio Grande at Albuquerque, N.M. (160318); (#6314) Rio Grande Bridge, Albuquerque, N.M. (160319); Pumping Station, Willard, New Mexico (160320); Engine No. 1 "Montezuma" D & RG RR Baldwin (160321); The Army of the Potomac, The Wagon Trains of the Army of the Potomac En Route from Chickahominy to James River, Va. (160322)