Postcards and photographs, Mexico and the U.S.A.

Content Description

170 postcards and photographs of various sizes, primarily scenes of the United States, the Southwest, and Mexico, ca. 1900-1930. Subjects include a postcard set of the crash of the T.A.T. Liner "City of San Francisco" by J.R. Willis, scenes in Acoma Pueblo, scenes in Laguna Pueblo, Hopi (Arizona), Snake dance ceremony at the Walpi/Hopi Pueblo, La Bajada Hill near Santa Fe, The Alamo (San Antonio, Texas), Mission San Jose de Aguayo (San Antonio, Texas), scenes around Salt Lake City (Utah), Washington D.C., Ohio, Indiana, Arizona, New Mexico, and views in and around many areas in Mexico, including Tepozotlan, Durango, Parral, Valencia, Mexico City, Morelia, Zacatecas, and Guanajuato. Photographers include J. R. Willis, G. Wharton James, De Sentis Jr., Osuna, S.J., and F.E.G.

Acquisition Type

Gift

Provenance

Octavia Fellin

Restrictions Apply

No

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