Locals by piles of cross ties near a railroad track in Mexico, 1920 June 1
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Scope and Contents note
Photograph album with 242 photographs and three items, depicting view of New Orleans from Hotel Monteleone; Southern Pacific's ferry barge, Mastodon, on the Mississippi River; railroad stations and trains in Mexico; Plaza Principal in Monterrey, Mexico; various mountains and landscapes in Mexico; villages and huts in Mexico; Tampico, Mexico; Pánuco River; ships and tankers; basalt plugs, sandstone, and limestone in Mexico; Huasteca pump station at Juan Casiano oil field; Los Naranjos oil field; crater at Dos Bocas; oil wells, drilling, and tank fires; Walter Jones and others in Mexico; El Aguila camp in Los Naranjos; wildlife and vegetation in Mexico; and Walter B. Jones's proof of vaccination and his passport.
Dates
- Creation: 1920 June 1
Conditions Governing Access
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Extent
From the Series: 242 Gelatin Developing-out Paper Prints
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
General note
Caption: Near Victoria, showing piles of cross-ties, which seems to be the main occupation of the natives. June 1.
Repository Details
Part of the The University of Alabama Libraries Special Collections Repository