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warandgame.com/2009/08/18/the-veracruz-incident/ describes the events of April 21, 22, when the Chester was involved at Vera Cruz.

This looks to be: www.pbase.com/carlos1_photo/image/29699948 From www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/mxg.htm Veracruz (Convento de San Francisco, Faro Benito Juárez) 1872. Inactive since 1910. Approx. 23 m (75 ft) square masonry clock tower at one corner of the 2-story Convento de San Francisco, a 17th century convent and church. ... It was in this building that Benito Juárez promulgated laws reforming the Mexican constitution in the late 1850s. Still recognized as having been a lighthouse, the tower is now called the Faro Benito Juárez. The building is now a historical museum. Located at the foot of the Calle Benito Juárez y Morelos in downtown Veracruz. Site open, tower closed. Owner/site manager: City of Veracruz(?). ARLHS MEX-144.

Boy, looks like the shells they used in those days didn't do much!

Awesome keep it up!

I like the uniform on the police man in the back ground.

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Fantastic.

Was going to ask whether this was from the Zeppelin attack, then saw the set description that confirmed it. A fantastic collection, and a worthy addition to the Commons: could I ask the librarians to add a little more detail to the individual photo pages?

Fantastic photo!!




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