Photographs of Tomás Galindo and Maria Galindo Garcia, El Fenix Tortillas, undated
Scope and Contents
Four black and white photographs loaned by the Galindo family were copied by the Benson as part of the Mexican American Library Program (MALP). The folder includes a photocopy of the back of the photographs that includes identifying information.
1) Señor Tomás Galindo, su hija, Maria Galindo Garcia
2) Tomás Galindo beside delivery truck outside El Fenix Tortillas
3) El Señor Tomás Galindo con su hija Maria Galindo en El Fenix Tortillas enseñando todo
4) No caption, stamp for camera shop in Evansville, Indiana (1946). Group of four people: three men wearing uniform, standing, and one woman seating. The three men might be the Galindo brothers (Jose, Ramon G., and Tom) who all served during World War II. The Galindo brothers were interviewed by the Voces Oral History project. For additional information see: Interview # 35 Jose Galindo, Interview # 36 Ramon G. Galindo, and Interview # 135 Tom Galindo in the Voces Oral History archive.
Dates
- Creation: undated
Repository Details
Part of the Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin Repository
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