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Apache Canyon in the Glorietta Mountains, New Mexico

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Object Details

  • Date

    1929

  • Object Type

    Photographs

  • Medium

    Photochromolithograph

  • Contributors

    Published by Fred Harvey Trading Co.

    Printed by Detroit Publishing Co.

  • Object Format

    Postcard

  • Dimensions

    5 7/16 x 3 7/16 in.

  • Inscriptions

    Recto:

    u.r. printed: COPR. FRED HARVEY

    l.l. to l.r. printed: H-1594 APACHE CANYON IN THE GLORIETTA MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO.

    Verso:

    u.l. printed: FRED \ HARVEY "PHOSTINT" \ TRADE MARK REG U. S. PAT OFF. \ MADE ONLY BY DETROIT PUBLISHING CO.

    u.l. printed: After leaving Las Vagas, the road winds over \ park slopes to the commanding height of Glori- \ etta Pass. (Alt. 7,422 ft.) The downward ride \ is thru Apache Canyon, where, in 1849 noted \ battles were fought between Kearney's army and \ the Mexicans, and in 1862 between Federal and \ Confederate forces.

    c.l. in ink: By here today \ Country between Las \ Vegas & Lanry is beautiful

  • Collection Name

    Fred and Jo Mazzulla Collection

  • Credit Line

    Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas

  • Accession Number

    P1976.48.313

  • Copyright

    Public domain

Additional details

Location: Off view
Part of: Fred and Jo Mazzulla Collection
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