Mexico--Description and travel--Photographs

A photograph album titled "A México por Automóvil, Verano de 1939" and five loose photographs. The photos document an unknown American couple's road trip via car through Mexico and the Southwest United States in the summer of 1939. Images depict landscapes, national landmarks, ancient ruins, street markets, urban life and recreation, Indigenous people, tourists, and family members.

Photo album of 64 "typical" scenes from Mexico at the end of the 19th century.

Photograph album titled "Nuestro Viaje á México, Diciembre 1902," donated in honor of Ella K. Daggett Stumpf.

74 photographs of scenes from Mexico, including images from C.B. Waite and La Rochester Photgraphy Agency.

Photograph album containing scenes of the Décena Trágica during the Mexican Revolution and family photos of mining engineer Chase Littlejohn.

Photographs and other images, mostly from the 19th century, of people and scenes in Mexico.

2 photograph albums include images of the iron and timber industry in Guerrero, Mexico, and other scenes from Mexico before and during the Revolution.

48 black-and-white photographs of scenes from Mexico.

Photographs, circa 1925-1930, of scenes from Mexico.

Photographs (by C.B. Waite, 1901-1907, and others) and postcards collected in Mexico during the early twentieth century.