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Rafael de la Torre photographed with his biological mother, Elbira Lopez Rosas (right), and adoptive mother Maria de la Torre Uribarren (left).

Rafael de la Torre at age three, 1956.

Photo taken by Foto Carlos Photo Company of six-year-old Rafael De La Torre.

Rafael de la Torre en las casas moviles de Guaymas.

Photograph of Rafael de la Torre with his mother, Maria Altagracia de la Torre Uribarren, taken by "Foto Carlos."

Rafael de la Torre at age three with stuffed dog, Nogales, Sonora, 1956.

Tracks in fore, grass cabins with bush and Recinodendron in back. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 30, 1920]

A photograph taken from the railroad that runs along a ridge, which is 50 to 75 ft. above the surrounding country. It shows dry forest as far as you can see.

A photograph of the railroad tracks for the Kongolo to Kindu RR. There are ballast rock and iron sleepers on the tracks as well as a palm forest in the distance.

A photograph of the railroad tracks for the Kongolo to Kindu RR, looking toward Kongolo. There are ballast rock and iron sleepers on the tracks.

A photograph of a railroad track through a forest that includes banana and cassava. There is a cut with gravel stretch at about 5 or 6 feet on the surface.

A photograph of a railroad bridge over the Kafue river, 13 spans. The only bridge connecting Central Africa and South Africa.

A photograph of a railroad bridge over the Kafue river, 13 spans. The only bridge connecting Central Africa and South Africa.

A photograph of a railway depot in Kigoma. A body of water can been seen in the background.

A general view across the railway depot with the bay and docks in the background.

A photograph taken at the edge of the rain forest. There is bare rock in the foreground, grass on the left, and rain forest still further on the left. The spray from the falls make it difficult to see the image well.

A photograph looking across the the chasm to the rain forest on the opposite edge.

A photograph showing dense foliage of the rain forest on the right and Victoria Falls in the background.

A photograph of the edge of the gorge, showing three types of vegetation, bare edge in the foreground, grass area back with tropical forest behind.

A photograph of Rainbow Falls from the opposite side of the gorge.