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11 photos and 2 illustrations tagged folding, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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1861

2013

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RaUko said:
Don Porfirio, sin duda uno de los mexicanos mas emblematicos de una epoca, y al mismo tiempo de los mas polemicos, tanto en vida como en muerte. No se puede hablar de un solo Porfirio, antes de entrar al poder, se habla de un ser heroico, cuando esta en el poder por 30 años, es el dictador frances. Sin duda, gracias a el México tuvo gran impulso en cuanto a la industria e ironicamente, impulso las escuelas normales (escuela para profesores), aunque mantenia en gran ignorancia al pueblo.

Michael Ferguson said:
Nice job, there, Motor Chapel. Looking good.
rosefirerising said:
This is fascinating. The idea that people needed that comfort of the feel of a real church when there wasn't a way to build them. Or was this for the homebound?
skillful north said:
MOTOR CHAPEL IS LATEST DEPARTURE; Missionary Campaign to be Conducted in Southwest in Roman Catholic Church on Wheels. March 16, 1913, Sunday The motor-propelled church is the latest mode of carrying religion to the wilderness. The first "motor chapel" ever built in this country will soon enter into duty for the Catholic Church Extension Society to supplement the missionary tasks now being performed by railroad chapels. copied from this link query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9F01E2D81139E633A... How cool is that?
Wystan said:
Exterior of the Motor Chapel: