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Packing Faggots on the Rio Grande, Texas, Oct 1865
No full textAttributed to: de Planque, Louis, 1842-1898. Recto: [handwritten] Packing Faggots on the Rio Grande, Texas, Oct 1865
Brownsville, Texas, Oct 1865, from Mexican Side.
No full textImage of Brownsville, Texas.Attributed to: de Planque, Louis, 1842-1898. Verso: [handwritten] Brownsville, Texas, Oct 1865, From Mexican Side
A Texan residence
No full textImage of a jacal in Brownsville, Texas.Attributed to: de Planque, Louis, 1842-1898. Verso: [handwritten] A Texan residence
Packing Hay on the Rio Grande, Oct 1865.
No full textAttributed to: de Planque, Louis, 1842-1898. Recto: [handwritten] Packing Hay on the Rio Grande, Oct 1865
Catholic Church, Brownsville, Texas, Oct 1865.
No full textImage of the Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Brownsville, Texas.Attributed to: de Planque, Louis, 1842-1898. Verso: [handwritten] Catholic Church, Brownsville, Texas, Oct 1865
[Brownsville, Texas]
No full textThis ''jacal'' is typical of the type of Mexican home construction commonly seen in southern Texas and northern Mexico.Attributed to: de Planque, Louis (Carl Louis), 1837-1898. Verso: [handwritten] Brownsville Texas 1865 attributed to Louis de Planqu
[Charro Posed with Saddle]
No full text''Mexican charro in a studio setting with his saddle and horse tack, ca. 1865. Carte de visite by unidentified artist.'' [Jerry Thompson and Lawrence T. Jones III, Civil War and Revolution on the Rio Grande Frontier: A Narrative and Photographic History (Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 2004), 12.]Attributed to: de Planque, Louis (Carl Louis), 1837-1898
Mexican Team & Cart - Showing other way of yoking cattle, Oct 1865.
No full textThis scene shows a wagon loaded with wood for sale. It was taken on Elizabeth Street in Brownsville. The two-story Miller Hotel is in the left background, right behind the barber pole.Attributed to: de Planque, Louis, 1842-1898. Verso: [handwritten] Mexican Team & Cart - Showing other way of yoking cattle, Oct 1865
[Levee Street, Brownsville, Texas]
No full text''This Brownsville view of Levee Street looks up the Rio Grande and shows the old steamboat landing and ferry crossing, ca. 1864-1865. Carte de visite attributed to Louis de Planque.'' [Jerry Thompson and Lawrence T. Jones III, Civil War and Revolution on the Rio Grande Frontier: A Narrative and Photographic History (Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 2004), 23.]Attributed to: de Planque, Louis (Carl Louis), 1837-1898. Verso: [handwritten] Levee Street Brownsville Texas ca. 1865-66 by Louis de Planque
[Ninth United States Colored Troops, Fort Brown, Brownsville, Texas]
No full textAfter the American Civil War, several regiments of African-American Union soldiers served with the Federal occupation forces in Texas. The U.S. military officially designated these soldiers as “Colored Troops.” The 9th U.S.C.T. was one of these regiments, and this candid photograph shows a company standing at attention in front of their tents at Fort Brown. A drummer is visible in the left background. Source: Lawrence T. Jones III.Attributed to Louis de Planque. Louis de Planque or R. H. Wallis may have been the photographer
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