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Soldiers in field.
additional small duplicate print in collection; The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area
Army signalman.
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area
Camp tents.
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area
Troops with wagon
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area
Man shoeing horse.
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area
"Destruction of liquor by order of Villa". Leon, Mexico
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area
"Death from starvation in Mexico"
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area.RESTRICTED ACCESS. This image has sensitive content.
This item contains original descriptions with offensive and harmful language that is problematic for the representation of minoritized groups and their struggle for social justice and equity. The original archival descriptions reflect the attitude of individuals in the context in which they were created and not the institution’s. Original descriptions were kept in the original title section to provide information about the historical context and in an effort to acknowledge the structural violence committed against underrepresented cultural groups
"Gathering in the harvest (dead bodies), Battle of Torreon, Mexico"
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area.RESTRICTED ACCESS. This image has sensitive content.
This item contains original descriptions with offensive and harmful language that is problematic for the representation of minoritized groups and their struggle for social justice and equity. The original archival descriptions reflect the attitude of individuals in the context in which they were created and not the institution’s. Original descriptions were kept in the original title section to provide information about the historical context and in an effort to acknowledge the structural violence committed against underrepresented cultural groups
"Dead Mexican"
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area.RESTRICTED ACCESS. This image has sensitive content.
This item contains original descriptions with offensive and harmful language that is problematic for the representation of minoritized groups and their struggle for social justice and equity. The original archival descriptions reflect the attitude of individuals in the context in which they were created and not the institution’s. Original descriptions were kept in the original title section to provide information about the historical context and in an effort to acknowledge the structural violence committed against underrepresented cultural groups
"Yaqui Indians hung by order of Diaz to terrorize the rest"
The photographs in the Musgrave Collection cover the events following Pancho Villa's raid on Columbus, New Mexico in March 1916 during the unrest of the Mexican Revolution. It is assumed most photographs are in Columbus unless otherwise noted, although that may not always be correct. This collection includes several other postcards and photographs bought in the El Paso area.RESTRICTED ACCESS. This image has sensitive content.
This item contains original descriptions with offensive and harmful language that is problematic for the representation of minoritized groups and their struggle for social justice and equity. The original archival descriptions reflect the attitude of individuals in the context in which they were created and not the institution’s. Original descriptions were kept in the original title section to provide information about the historical context and in an effort to acknowledge the structural violence committed against underrepresented cultural groups