Abilene Photograph Collection - 96 Matching Results
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- Dead Man by Doors
- Copy negative of a bloody dead man laying in front of a door in Mexico.
- Dead Man in Street
- Copy negative of a dead man laying in a street in Mexico with other people and buildings in the background.
- Men by Building
- Copy negative of a group of men standing outside a building in Smelter, Mexico. Francisco Madero is present. Four men are talking by the doorway, a few are sitting in front of the building, and another group is standing in the back.
- Men and Horses
- Copy negative of Pancho Villa, Orozco, and other men with horses in a desert area in Smelter, Mexico.
- People by Building
- Copy negative of a group of people standing outside the Madero Headquarters building in Smelter, Mexico. Some appear to be police. Two men have rifles. There are two women present.
- People by Building
- Copy negative of a group of people standing outside a brick building. Most of them are men, but there are two women by the door of the building.
- People by Building
- Copy negative of a group of people standing outside a small brick building in a desert area in Smelter, Mexico.
- Men and Boy
- Copy negative of a group of men standing outdoors with a little boy standing on the left. One of the men has bullets strapped to him. There are other men sitting on the left by a fence with produce and a sign.
- Man on Horseback
- Copy negative of Pancho Villa on horseback with a group of men on the left and another horse on the right. They are in a desert area in Juarez, Mexico.
- Artillery Action #1
- Copy negative of several uniformed men riding running horses and pulling men on horse-drawn carts.
- Artillery Action #2
- Copy negative of several uniformed men riding running horses and pulling men on horse-drawn carts.
- Grave with Arm Projecting Out #2
- Copy negative of the grave of a Federal officer executed in Juárez during the Pancho Villa raids with his arm sticking out of the ground.
- Grave with Arm Projecting Out #1
- Copy negative of the grave of a Federal officer executed in Juárez during the Pancho Villa raids with his arm sticking out of the ground.
- Executions by Firing Squad #1
- Copy negative of three dead men laying by a wall after being executed by a firing squad. There is a man on the right in uniform and there are other men behind him.
- Executions by Firing Squad #2
- Copy negative of three dead men laying by a wall after being executed by a firing squad. There is a man on the right in uniform and there are other men behind him.
- Interior Tunnel with Soldiers
- Copy negative of a group of eight men inside Cumbre Tunnel on a small bridge and rail-car during the Pancho Villa raids. The note on the picture says, "Interior of Cumbre Tunnel where 51 lives were lost. The bandit Maximo Castillo is blamed for the disaster."
- Two Girls in Woods #2
- Copy negative of two Mexican women wearing light-colored clothing lying in the woods.
- Two Girls in Woods #1
- Copy negative of two Mexican women wearing light-colored clothing lying in the woods.
- Building Interior with Men #1
- Copy negative of a group of men in Keno Hall in Juárez, Mexico. The room has ceiling fans, decorated walls and windows, and long tables with chair type stools on each side.
- Building Interior with Men #2
- Copy negative of a group of men in Keno Hall in Juárez, Mexico. The room has ceiling fans, decorated walls and windows, and long tables with chair type stools on each side.
- Bullfighting
- Copy negative of a bullfighting scene. There is a man on a horse in an arena stabbing a bull and another man behind him. There are people sitting in the stands and advertisements on the arena fence.
- Bull Fight #1
- Copy negative of a bullfighting scene. There are three bullfighters in the arena with the bull and people in the stands watching.
- Bull Fight #2
- Copy negative of a bullfighting scene. There are three bullfighters in the arena with the bull and people in the stands watching.
- Matadors #1
- Copy negative of a large group of matadors standing in an area near a building.
- Matadors #2
- Copy negative of a large group of matadors standing in an area near a building.
- Bullfighting #1
- Copy negative of a bullfighting scene. There are three matadors in the arena with the bull placing banderillas. There is a crowd in the stands watching.
- Bullfighting #2
- Copy negative of a bullfighting scene. There are three matadors in the arena with the bull placing banderillas. There is a crowd in the stands watching.
- Bullfighting
- Copy negative of two women bullfighters. They are both wearing bullfighting attire, including a hat, tights and both are holding bullfighting capes. Also there is hand writing on the picture that reads "Female Bull Fighters"
- Bullfighting
- Copy negative of two women bullfighters. They are both wearing bullfighting attire, including a hat, tights and both are holding bullfighting capes. Also there is hand writing on the picture that reads "Female Bull Fighters"
- Soldiers Climbing Wall
- Copy negative of twelve young American men atop a clay wall in Juarez, Mexico. The men are wearing cowboy hats, bandannas and ammunition belts and all are pointing guns or shotguns. Written on the bottom of the photograph is, "American Insurrectos, taking first Federal stronghold. Juarez, Mex. 1131." Written in the bottom left-hand corner is, "W. M. Horne Co, El Paso, Tex."
- Soldiers Climbing Wall
- Copy negative of twelve young American men atop a clay wall in Juarez, Mexico. The men are wearing cowboy hats, bandannas and ammunition belts and all are pointing guns or shotguns. Written on the bottom of the photograph is, "American Insurrectos, taking first Federal stronghold. Juarez, Mex. 1131." Written in the bottom left-hand corner is, "W. M. Horne Co, El Paso, Tex."
- Soldiers with Artillery
- Copy negative of Mexican soldiers with artillery. There are at least twelve men in uniforms, surrounding two cannons and a wagon. Written across the bottom of the image is, "145 Federal Artillery."
- Soldiers with Artillery
- Copy negative of Mexican soldiers with artillery. There are at least twelve men in uniforms, surrounding two cannons and a wagon. Written across the bottom of the image is, "145 Federal Artillery."
- Soldiers on Firing Line
- Copy negative of Mexican soldiers in uniform, standing on a rocky hill with long guns. A man with a trumpet is standing behind the group. Written on the left side of the image is, "Gen. Obregon on the Firing Line. 1127."
- Soldiers on Firing Line
- Copy negative of Mexican soldiers in uniform, standing on a rocky hill with long guns. A man with a trumpet is standing behind the group. Written on the left side of the image is, "Gen. Obregon on the Firing Line. 1127."
- Soldiers Marching
- Copy negative of soldiers marching through Juarez. The soldiers are wearing uniforms and helmets, and most are holding weapons and packs on their backs. Some are riding in horse-drawn wagons. There is a large building in the background with Spanish signs on it as well as a dilapidated saloon on the right side of the frame. Townspeople fill the image. Written across the bottom of the photograph is, "Federal Artillery leaving Juarez Bull Ring for the front. 50."
- Soldiers Marching
- Copy negative of soldiers marching through Juarez. The soldiers are wearing uniforms and helmets, and most are holding weapons and packs on their backs. Some are riding in horse-drawn wagons. There is a large building in the background with Spanish signs on it as well as a dilapidated saloon on the right side of the frame. Townspeople fill the image. Written across the bottom of the photograph is, "Federal Artillery leaving Juarez Bull Ring for the front. 50."
- Mexican Officers
- Copy negative of six Mexican men, including Generals Fierro, Villa and Ortega and Colonel Medina. The men are all wearing cowboy hats, coats and boots. In the lower left hand corner of the image are the words, "829. W.M. Horne Co." and "1. Gen. Fierro. 2. Gen. Villa. 3. Gen. Ortega. 4. Col. Medina."
- Portrait of Soldier
- Copy negative of Refugio Mendosa, a soldier. He is wearing a hat, bow tie, boots and a large belt of ammunition wrapped around his torso. His left hand is on a gun holster on his hip and his right hand holds a shotgun. Written across the bottom is, "Refugio Mendosa."
- Military Funeral
- Copy negative of a military funeral in Columbus, New Mexico. Several soldiers are lined up on either side of at least six coffins. Surrounding the group are many soldiers in uniforms and hats. Written across the bottom of the image is, "Impressive Military Funeral, Columbus, N. M." In the bottom left hand corner are the words, "W. M. Horne Co, El Paso, Tex."
- Military Funeral
- Copy negative of a military funeral in Columbus, New Mexico. Several soldiers are lined up on either side of at least six coffins. Surrounding the group are many soldiers in uniforms and hats. Written across the bottom of the image is, "Impressive Military Funeral, Columbus, N. M." In the bottom left hand corner are the words, "W. M. Horne Co, El Paso, Tex."
- Soldiers with Body
- Copy negative of two soldiers posing with the dead body of Pablo Lopez. The two soldiers are in uniforms and hats and are kneeling on either side of the dead body. The body is dressed in a jacket, blanket and a single boot. Written on the image is, "The Body of Pablo Lopez" and "W. M. Horne Co. Copyrighted. El Paso, Tex."
- Soldiers with Body
- Copy negative of two soldiers posing with the dead body of Pablo Lopez. The two soldiers are in uniforms and hats and are kneeling on either side of the dead body. The body is dressed in a jacket, blanket and a single boot. Written on the image is, "The Body of Pablo Lopez" and "W. M. Horne Co. Copyrighted. El Paso, Tex."
- Throwing Bodies into Common Grave
- Copy negative of four men throwing bodies into a mass grave. Several men in suits and sombreros stand on the sides observing. Written in the bottom left-hand side of the image is, "Throwing Bodies into a Grave in Mexico." Beneath that is, "805, W.M. Horne, El Paso, Tex."
- Throwing Bodies into Common Grave
- Copy negative of four men throwing bodies into a mass grave. Several men in suits and sombreros stand on the sides observing. Written in the bottom left-hand side of the image is, "Throwing Bodies into a Grave in Mexico." Beneath that is, "805, W.M. Horne, El Paso, Tex."
- Horse Mounted Cavalry
- Copy negative of a large number of U.S. Horse Mounted Cavalry in Mexico. Every man is wearing a uniform. Written on the image is, "U.S. Cavalry in Mexico in the Campaign against Pancho Villa." In the bottom left-hand corner is, "W.H. Horne Co., El Paso, Tex."
- Soldiers with Machine Guns
- Copy negative of American soldiers with machine guns. Some of them are standing while others are kneeling. Lines of people and some horses are visible in the distance.
- Soldiers with Machine Guns
- Copy negative of American soldiers with machine guns. Some of them are standing while others are kneeling. Lines of people and some horses are visible in the distance.
- Military Airplanes
- Copy negative of a squadron of military airplanes in Mexico. The planes are lined up on the ground and several military personnel are crowded around them. Written across the bottom of the image is, "Squadron of Military Airplanes being used in the Campaign against Pancho Villa." In the bottom left-hand corner is, "W.H. Horne Co., El Paso, Tex. 3030".
- Soldiers in Tents
- Copy negative of a soldier sweeping outside a tent. A man on a cot is inside the tent.