Naval History Museum, Mexico City
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The Naval History Museum of Mexico is located on the fourth floor of the Palacio de Correos in Mexico City
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View of the Naval History Museum by the elevator -
View of the floor of the Naval History Museum -
View of the Naval History Museum. In the middle is the glass ceiling that covers the main stairwell of the floors below. -
First map of the Americas by Juan de la Loza in 1500 -
1540 Map of the Americas -
1628 Map of the Americas by Mercator -
1668 map of the Americas -
1763 map of the city of Veracruz with Fort San Juan de Ulua -
1712 plans for Fort San Juan de Ulua -
Maps depicting Hernan Cortes' route from Cuba to the Tenochtitlan -
Map defining Mexican borders vis-a-vis the US as per the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo -
Model of 19th century Veracruz city with wall -
Model of Fort Carmen in Campeche -
Model of Fort San Diego in Acapulco -
Model of Fort Sisal in Yucatán -
Model of the fortification of the old city of San Francisco Campeche -
Model of Fort San Juan de Ulua -
Model of Fort San Carlos de Perote in Veracruz -
Model of Fort San Felipe de Bacalar in Quintana Roo -
Model depicting the first lake battle between Cortes and the Aztecs -
Model depicting the discovery of the Strait of Magellen -
Model of a Spanish galleon -
Painting by Miguel Angel Fernandez of Viceroy Pedro de Castro ordering the construction of Fort San Juan de Ulua -
Painting by unknown author. Label below says "Lieutenant José Azueta, hero of the defense of Veracruz" -
Image from the Duran Codex showing Indians making ships under the direction of the Spanish -
Image attributed to Miguel Gonzalez of Hernan Cortes scuttling his fleet off the Veracruz coast -
Painting by unknown author of the naval battle between the "Tampico" and the "Guerrero -
Attack of the French on Fort San Juan de Ulua in 1838 -
Model of hospital ship AMP 01 Huasteco -
Model of a coastal patrol ship "Democrata" class -
Model of military steamship "Guadalupe" -
Model of a steam ship -
Statue of a Mexican sailor -
Sailor at wheel -
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Early diving suit -
Female sailor at the Naval History Museum -
Mexican navy uniform -
Ship's bell from the Cañonero Bravo -
Signature page of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo -
Treaty of Friendship Commerce and Navigation between Mexico and Denmark signed in 1827 -
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