postcards

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

Postcards, primarily from the Hispanic Society of America, document landmarks and scenes from everday life in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries in the early twentieth century.

Ida Scott was born Ida Calhoun Futch in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma in 1926 and studied at the School of Architecture at the University of Texas from February 1944 through June 1947. Photographs, drawings, and papers illustrate her education, career, and interests in furniture, barrier free architecture, and women in the profession.

Photographs and postcards, taken and collected by oil geologist Joseph M. Dawson Sr. during exploration trips to Venezuela and other Southern Latin American countries.

71 photographic postcards of Mexico c.1900, and 6 stereographs from South America.

Lloyd Tate (1940-) is an avid postcard collector, having collected postcards from approximately 190 countries and geographic areas. This collection includes approximately 50,000 postcards, the majority of which are photographic, collected over the course of his life. These photographs include aerial images of cities and photos of landmarks, buildings, landscapes, animals, interiors, and people. Record types include photographic postcards.

Photographic postcard images of South America, mostly Argentina and Brazil.

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