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El Paso homes of Mexicans who have joined insurrectos (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • maousn75 said:
    I love old photographs of El Paso. El Paso has such a rich history and I am also facinated by the geology of the El Paso area. Thank you for posting this on Flickr.
  • Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
    Esta fotografía fue tomada del lado mexicano, en Ciudad Juárez, no en el Paso. Se alcanza a ver la vía del tren y un vagón; estas se encuentran al sur del Río Bravo. En la esquina inferior derecha se ve el número 2195-1 en imagen de espejo y "de cabeza". Este número corresponde a una serie cuya fecha puede corresponder al 26, y seguramente de marzo de 1911. El 29 de marzo las fuerzas maderistas se repliegan a la Hacienda de Bustillo despues de haber sido repelidos por el General Navarro. Ver fotos 2195-4 al 2195 -11 y la titulada "Madero, Hacienda Bustillo" de esta colección. Dr. Roberto Duarte
  • Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
    El 14 de febrero de 1911 Madero cruzó la frontera con 100 voluntarios aproximadamente, de los cuales la mitad eran estadunidenses. Entre los extrangeros que lo acompañaban iba Guisepe Garibaldi, militar en quien más confiaba (F. Katz). ¿Es posible que esta foto hable de eso y haya sido tomada alrededor de esa fecha? Dr. Roberto Duarte
  • Art Siegel said:
    URL of the El Paso Herald article referenced above: texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth116722/m1/1/zoom/?...

Full side view of adobe house with water in foreground, "Acoma Pueblo [National Historic Landmark, New Mexico]."

from U.S. National Archives

  • joepho57 said:
    Wow, this is great. Until I went hunting for photos by Mathew Brady, I had no idea the National Archives had put all these photos on Flickr.
  • The U.S. National Archives said:
    Hi joeph57, Thanks for the great feedback! The National Archives regularly adds more content to our photostream on Flickr, including some more upcoming Mathew Brady photos, so be sure to check out our content often. Mary U.S. National Archives
  • Claudio Floris said:
    wow.. it's beautiful

Plaza of Costilla, near the Colorado line, New Mexico (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 3 older comments, and then…
  • chililine said:
    This is probably Garcia Colorado. For more information go to www.slvdweller.com or lcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/I?fsaall:5:./temp/~pp_rbCN::...
  • professorspiffy said:
    its costilla. Costilla and Garcia are the same town, but split by the colorado/New Mexico Border.
  • sublimegoddess said:
    thats the plaza on the east side of 522. southeast of upper plaza road on 196. its pretty neat using google earth street view and matching up the mountains in the background.
  • The Library of Congress said:
    Sublime goddess: Thank you for the information. We will update the information and reload the description.
  • chrisubert said:
    Somebody splain the long chemtrail clouds in this photo from 1943. No jets flying then right. Not a normal cloud formation. Methinks it was photoshopped in for some strange reason. Perhaps so when people "look back" they might "realize"' that this crap has always been in the sky. Shameful.