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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14657
title: Mission San Xavier del Bac, showing mortuary chapel and bell tower, Tucson, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of Mission San Xavier del Bac, showing mortuary chapel and bell tower, Tucson, Arizona, ca.1898. Man standing in front of mortuary chapel and bell tower. Stucco has fallen away from most of the ruined structure. There are no bells in the tower. A wooden cross gravemarker near the man reads "Nicolas Martinez".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m2776
title: Portrait of a prospector with his burros during the days of the gold rush, ca.1900

description: Photographic portrait of a prospector with his burros during the days of the gold rush, ca.1900. The grisly old prospector stands to the left of center, dressed in worn clothes and a tattered hat, holding his donkey's lead. The donkey stands at center, wooden equipment and concentrate loaded in a huge pile on his back. A second donkey can be seen in the background along with the hillside and a tree pictured to the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18031
title: Exterior view of a Chinese store typical of the businesses during the mining days of 1849-1852, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of an exterior view of a Chinese store typical of the businesses during the mining days of 1849-1852, [s.d.]. A small, bunker-like building made of brick and rough-cut stone stands at center, its roof made of disorganized wooden shingles from out of which a metal chimney extends. Two windows flank the doorway of the building. Wooden shutters cover the windows and the doorway. Vines tangle themselves along the roof in various places. A grassy hill is visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6948
title: Birdseye view of Hang Town (Placerville), showing the famous hanging tree to the left of the Empire building, ca. early 1850's

description: Photograph of a birdseye view of Hang Town (Placerville), showing the famous hanging tree to the left of the Empire building, ca. early 1850's. An entire town comprised of log cabins is pictured, the Empire building and the hanging tree pictured at the center background. Several traditional-style log cabins stand in the foreground where the word "Hangtown" has been written into the image, beyond which a two-story log building stands, one of many situated along the dirt streets of the town. Tree-dappled hills are visible in the background. Studebaker began as a blacksmith in the building at the extreme right. Gold was panned out of dirt in the streets here.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8319
title: Drawing depicting Sacramento in 1849, showing Sam Brannan's hotel and warehouse, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a drawing depicting Sacramento in 1849, showing Sam Brannan's hotel and warehouse, [s.d.]. A large tree is pictured at center, beneath which a covered wagon and the silhouettes of several people can be seen. To the right, donkey- and ox-drawn wagons make their way to the left, while buildings comprise the town in the background.; Legible signs from left to right include: "City Hotel", "C.M.P. Co.", "Eagle Theater", and "S. Brannan & Co.".; Photoprint reads: "Sacramento 1849, from a newspaper of that date. This is the first group of buildings up along the river and marked the beginning of the transfer of activities from Sutters Fort to the Waterfront. Hotel and warehouse belonged to S. Brannan & Co."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18032
title: Four views of Mexican architecture and street scenes, with churches, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture and street scenes, with churches, [s.d.]. The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image. The top left image shows the gilded arched windows of what appears to be a gothic church, each window separated from the next by a ridge running up the exterior wall. The silhouette of a man in a sombrero can be seen in the right foreground. The top right image shows a long, two-story building with what appears to be either brick or gingerbread trim on its lower level. Its upper level features a balcony behind which arched windows can be seen. The corner of a second building is visible in the right of the frame. The bottom left image shows the front of what appears to be the adobe wall of a mission, two stories tall and adorned with porthole windows. A dome can be seen over the wall in the background, while a wrought-iron fence can be seen extending from the wall to the left. People walk along the sidewalk and unpaved road in the foreground. The final image, in the lower righthand corner, shows what appears to be a courtyard, with a tiered bell tower in the background, connected to the "L"-formation of two-story mission walls. The silhouettes of talking men can be seen beneath the tree in the frame's left foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18033
title: Four views of Mexican architecture and streetscapes, showing churches, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture and streetscapes, showing churches, [s.d.]. The top left frame shows what appears to be the entrance to a church, whose main doors are flanked by a tall turret to either side. A large rose window hangs between them above the door. A paved street runs along horizontally in the foreground. The top right frame shows the adobe wall and dome of a second church from around a corner. Rose windows can be seen high up on the wall, but no doors are visible. Wires from utility poles can be seen stretching across the street in front. The bottom left frame shows the geometric dome of a building from a birdseye view. Similar, two-story buildings with flat roofs surround the dome. A tree hangs in in the left foreground. Finally, the bottom right frame shows what appears to be the entrance to yet another church behind tree cover. The tall bell tower, which extends from the center of the building, can be seen above the trees. The rest is obscured.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18034
title: Four views of Mexican architecture, showing building detail, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture, showing building detail, [s.d.]. The top left panel shows carved decoration in a wall in an indistinct pattern; the top right shows what appears to be a carved dragon's or lion's head; the lower left shows similar carved decoration ascending up a tall entranceway. Finally, the lower right panel shows decoration at the base of a building, around which wrought-iron fencing has been installed. Additional information: "The upper right photo is of a snake head: Quetzalcoatl (feather-snake Aztec god). This snake was most likely located at lower foot steps of stairway of Huitzilopochtli temple. Now, it can be seen at the Templo Mayor Ruins Archeological Group just near the Metropolitan Cathedral and Palacio Nacional [in Mexico]" -- Dr. Jeús Roberto Duarte, 2016-03-07.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18035
title: Four views of New Mexico (Mexican?) architecture, showing cathedral entrances, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of New Mexico (Mexican?) architecture, showing cathedral entrances, [s.d.]. The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image: The top left frame shows a tall, arched doorway of a cathedral, decorated to either side by statuary and relief carving. It is enclosed by a wrought-iron fence. The top right panel shows a second, tall, arched entranceway, although it is not enclosed by a fence, nor is it decorated by statues or carving to its sides. Carving does grace the top of the doorway, however. The lower left panel shows what appears to be the inside of a courtyard, a two-story structure a balcony supported by a colonnade. The overhang of both the ground level and the balcony is supported by arches. Finally, the lower right panel shows a detail shot of the courtyard architecture shown in the third panel. Some of the sparse carved decoration along the top of the archways can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18036
title: Four views of Mexican architecture, showing cathedrals, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture, showing cathedrals, [s.d.]. The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image: The top left frame shows what appears to be a lavishly decorated cathedral, taken from a distance out in the street where a pedestrian's head can be seen. The right side is shown. The building appears to be gothic with Spanish influence. The top right frame shows what appears to be a detail shot on the wall of a tenament building. Two windows with small, fenced-in balconies appear at the top of the image while writing on the wall below reads "[...]la de Bolivar.". The bottom left frame appears to show the cathedral from the first panel from yet farther out, showing the left side. Automobiles can be seen parked in a line in the street along with pedestrians. Finally. the bottom right panel shows a one-story romanesque building with what appears to be a scaled front, incongruous with its general structure. The flat roof and arched doorway, however, remain reminiscent of romanesque architecture. People can be seen walking by on the sidewalk.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14658
title: Mission La Parissima Concepcion de Acuna frontal view, San Antonio, Texas, 1898

description: Photograph of Mission La Parissima Concepcion de Acuna frontal view, San Antonio, Texas, 1898. Two bell towers flank the main entrance. Above the main entrance, a triangular etching is visible alongside two rectangular windows and a small circular portal. Part of the large central dome is visible between them. A wooden rail fence around the mission contains what appear to be two horses. To the right of the mission, a series of small brick arches covered in thick grass and weeds can be seen. Two large trees devoid of foliage dominate the left and right sides of the image.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18037
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]. All four images show various perspectives on architecture. In the upper left, a decorated panel is shown at center. In the upper right, an intricately decorated wall with a jutting column is seen. In the lower left, a decorated portion of the wall showing vines and a face can be seen. In the lower right, part of a decorative column can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18038
title: Four views of Mexican architecture, showing detail shots of cathedral walls, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture, showing detail shots of cathedral walls, [s.d.]. The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image: The top left frame shows what appears to be a detail shot of etching just outside the cathedral doors, which can be seen partially open to the right of the frame. The top right frame shows a brick wall and a monolith decorated with relief carving. The lower left frame shows two tall totem-like relief carvings in the cathedral's wall, jutting upwards towards the roof. Similar carving along with paneling is shown in the lower right panel.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18039
title: Four views of Mexican architecture, showing cathedral interiors, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture, showing cathedral interiors, [s.d.]. The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image: The top left frame shows the carving along the side of an arched doorway, which includes relief carving and a small statue of a robed man with a crown reading from a book. The doorway can be partially seen to the right. The top right frame shows a carved pillar next to what appears to be a paneled set of double doors. A large, loose stone stands at the foot of the pillar. The bottom left panel shows detail on the carved panelling, a rose shape cut into the center of the relief, with rectangular panels extending concentrically from it. Finally, the lower right panel shows carved vaulting shafts extending towards the ceiling.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18040
title: Four views of Mexican architecture taken from the street, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture taken from the street, [s.d.]. The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image: The top left frame shows a detail shot of a carved outer wall, which is shrouded by shadows. The top right panel shows the front of the Iglesia del Divino Salvado (Church of the Divine Salvation) which boasts its title above its tall double doors. Carving surrounds the entrance along the walls. Similar carving is shown on what appears to be another church in the lower left panel, although more lavish. No door is immediately apparent. Finally, the bottom right panel shows two bell towers extending from either side of yet another church's roof.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18041
title: Four views of Mexican architecture, showing the roofs of cathedrals, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of Mexican architecture, showing the roofs of cathedrals, [s.d.]. The frame is divided into four equal, rectangular parts, each containing a separate image: The top left frame shows what appears to be a bell tower constructed in a style reminiscent of gothic architecture. Carved poles extend from the four corners at the top of the tower and the bell can be seen through a window at center. The top right frame shows a second, similarly decorated bell tower, this one tiered and with several bells; two can be seen through the opening on the lower tier, while one can be seen in the center, and the top tier is obscured by perspective. The lower left frame shows the lavishly decorated roof of a cathedral, carved decorations extending upward from every free space. A bell tower can be seen in the distance. Finally, the lower right panel shows a similarly decorated roof, a man standing next to one of the carved decorations. They are roughly the same height.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18042
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four different street scenes featuring Mexican architecture, in Mexico, [s.d.]. The first image (upper left) has a man walking on the sidewalk before a horse-driven carriage in front of a large structure with an ornate arched and columned entrance. Part of a dome-like tower can be seen overhead, and an unknown statue sits on the second story of the entrance. The second image (upper right) is of several people outside a large structure with a double door. A painted ad appears on the wall at left, while trolley? tracks run through the foreground as wires hang overhead. The third image (lower right) is of the banners flying over a festival of some kind, with people and make-shift booths in the grass outside a domed cathedral with star-like embellishments on its windows. The last image (lower right) is of a large group and a horse-driven carriage in front of a tall church building, with two towers topped with crosses and utility poles high overhead.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18043
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of Mexican architecture, featuring a series of four views of street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]. The first image (upper left) is of a church structure across an empty paved road. A statue stands above a gated arched doorway, and two columns separate the old brick structure from several other storefronts. The second image (upper right) is of two people before a large double door set in a wall. The third image (lower left) is of two children beside a large arched double door, while the last image (lower right) is of another arched double door set beneath an ornate architectural structure, bearing a cross and a round window? in the middle.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18044
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four scenes featuring Mexican architecture, in Mexico, [s.d.]. The first scene (upper left) is of several people outside the large double door of a structure, which is heavily designed and set against a brick? wall. The second scene (upper right) is of an arched indoor area with a coat of arms hanging from a frame on the left wall, an ornate door at center, and a small sitting area before it. The third picture (lower left) is of two concrete(?) posts with intricate designs featuring the face of a child(?). The posts can be seen behind three metal rods that encompass the area like a fence. The last image (lower right) is of an ornate two-story structure, with the top of an arched doorway visible at the bottom, while a small rectangular window sits beneath a round design topped with a small cross.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18045
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a series of 4 views of Mexican architecture, showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]. The first image (upper left) is of what appears to be an ornate indoor double cabinet? door featuring a monstrance inside an embellished portion above it. The second image (upper right) shows the inside of a church, with several rows of long benches set beside the ornate designs surrounding statues on the wall. The third image (lower left) is of two large candles standing in the foreground before a large, heavily decorated altar. The last (lower right) is of the left side of an altar, showing several large angel statues set against the embellished background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14659
title: Mission La Parissima Concepcion de Acuna from the right, San Antonio, Texas, 1898

description: Photograph of Mission La Parissima Concepcion de Acuna from the right, San Antonio, Texas, 1898. One bell tower obscures the other. There is a large central dome to the right behind a large wall.  To the far left, a small dome-shaped alcove is visible with rubble inside. To the far left, a brick chimney is visible. In the extreme foreground, a wooden rail fence surrounds the mission. This was the first mission in San Antonio.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18047
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a series of four views of Mexican architecture, showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]. The first image (upper left) is of a view of an archway from below, looking up into the curve of the roof. A curved concrete panel leads to an archway that stretches to the left, while a heavily ornate structure sits at right. The second image (upper right) is of the side of another building, showing a hint of the arched panels at right, with a view of the distance at left. The third picture (lower left) is of  the corner of a stone building, with lines running through the squared edge, while the fourth image (lower right) is of an exterior decoration featuring the sculpted image of a man with a cane inside a circular design.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18048
title: Architecture of Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four views of the architecture of Mexico, [s.d.]. The first image (upper left) is of an unknown piece of heavily carved architecture, with angel designs. A clipping of a woman beside an angel sits left of this structure. The second image (upper right) is of a large bell hanging from a wooden beam between two walls of a bell tower, with another smaller bell hiding in the shadows behind it. The third picture (lower left) is of a large plaque with squared edges set against an aging brick wall, while the last image (lower right) shows the exterior side of a building with barred windows and embellished columns bearing human figures, while decorative beams shoot from the building just beneath the roof.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18049
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of Mexican architecture, a series of four views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]. In the first scene (upper left), a man in a suit stands by an open gap on a high level of a structure, and looks out at what appears to be a church with two crosses on its domed roof and tower. The second picture (upper right) has a building with a square courtyard in the middle, while the third (lower left) has a side of the same structure in focus, with part of a pointed tower in the foreground, and the courtyard at center. The last image (lower right) has the top of a dome-like structure in the foreground, and part of a series of buildings at left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18050
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a series of four views showing various street scenes with a focus on architecture, in Mexico, [s.d.]. The first scene (upper left) is of the front of a church, with two levels of architecture bearing several saintly statues amidst columns and other designs. The second picture (upper right) is of a statue set against a heavily ornate background on an old building. The third (lower left) image is one of a small structure with a dome-like roof and large arched opening. An area filled with flowering plants sits before the structure, and several trees are visible behind it on both sides. The forth image (lower right) features the Water Leap Fountain at San Juan de Letrán Street, Mexico City, Mexico. Additional information: the lower left photograph features the "the Conchita Cuecopan Chapel located at the former Aztec Cuecopan (from Nahuatl language: place where the flowers bloom out) neighborhood. The main church, the Templo de la Concepción, sits just across the street..." -- Dr. Jesus Roberto Duarte, 2016-03-07.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18051
title: Architecture of Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of four scenes of architecture, two indoor and two outdoor, in Mexico, [s.d.]. The first image (upper left) is of a painting/tapestry of a coat of arms  hanging on a wall above a chair, table, and several potted plants. The second image (upper right) is of an elaborate altar backing with statues of saints and intricate design, behind the bars of a balcony? The third picture (lower left) is of a man and woman on the grass outside a structure with an arched walkway at its base, and grills around the windows on its second story. The last image (lower right) has part of a person in the left foreground, and a large structure with an ornate arched window at right. In the background, at left, a three? story building lined with columns can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18052
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a series of four views of Mexican architecture, showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]. Four scenes sit in for panels, the first (upper left) showing a view of a tower with arched windows from somewhere below. The next (upper right) shows a man sitting by a fountain area before a dome-like structure with an arched opening and cross atop it surrounded by foliage. The third shot (lower left) shows a roof view of the top of a structure, showing its pointed tip and large arched windows with the city behind it. The last shot is one of a bell tower, showing the tip of the tower, and a single bell in an arched window, while the statue of a saint holding across stands beside a tall pole at left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18053
title: Mexican architecture, a series of 4 views showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a series of four views of Mexican architecture, showing various street scenes in Mexico, [s.d.]. In the first panel (upper left) the front of a church is shown, with a statue set high above the double doors, between twin lines of decoration. The next panel (upper right) illustrates a man standing beside the side of a building, while the third panel (lower left) shows a close-up of a double-archway. The last panel is a close-up of the design on the column beside a large arched doorway, beside a small tree.