black-and-white photography

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.

Photographs taken primarily by French photographer Abel Briquet. 62 photographs documenting the people, landscapes, buildings, and cultural artifacts in Mexico during 1896-1897.

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

Photographs taken by William W. Sharp, a Creole Petroleum Company employee, during oil prospecting trips in Venzuela during the years 1951-1956.