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An image of lines of cars waiting in line viewed from a bridge.

Legal documents from the Convent of Santo Domingo in Mexico dated from 10 September 1572 to the mid 1620's. These documents touch on various matters associated with the administration of the Convent's property, its boundaries, and even a contract for…

Formal photograph of the Cook sisters. Lucy Cook Holbrook and Elizabeth Cook Barlow, and one unidentified sister. One woman wears a black dress, white lace, chain necklace, black jacket. One woman wears a black dress, black belt, black beads, white…

Postcard from Coolidge Dam in Arizoa addressed to Sr. Ignacio de la Torre, 1934.

Copra - this is typical of many places in the city - as a rule this copra is not as nice as that cured on plantations. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 7, 1920]

Web archive of a project webpage containing profiles of grantees of the Ford Foundation funded project, Reclaiming the Border Narrative: Storytelling and Cultural Power for Migrant Justice written by Cora Cervantes and published on the National…

Coral reef covered with mangrove - dry and dead at left. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 10, 1920]

Passing the M272, coral reef in back. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 10, 1920]

A photograph of corn growing to the very egde of the river water.

A photograph of corn stalks and manihot in each hill.

A photograph of three ears of corn laying in a shallow basket with the husks drawn back.

A photograph of two ears of corn with the husks pulled back. There is flint corn on the left, which has a slight tinge of purple on a face of the kernels. The dent corn on the right is a rarer variety in this area.

A photograph of four ears of local corn that are half their natural size.

A photograph of seven different ears of corn from left to right: 50949 - a white flint ear that is starchy; 50950 - a yellow flint with purple and occasionally light colored kernels; 50951 - A white flint corn with purple cob; 50952 - A flint with…