Category:Mexico City in the 1900s

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English: Mexico City in the 1900s.

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Subcategories

This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.

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1900s books from Mexico City (1 C)

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Municipal organizations in Latin America. Mexico City (1909) (9 F)

Media in category "Mexico City in the 1900s"

The following 25 files are in this category, out of 25 total.

A man and a woman beside the tomb of Thomas Mejia, San Fernado Cemetery, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-662).jpg 4,017 × 5,193; 1.26 MB
AmaliaGonzálezCaballerotombDoloresCDMX.png 301 × 416; 149 KB
Bullfight at Mixcoax near Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-698).jpg 2,059 × 2,564; 496 KB
Cathedral of Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-667).jpg 2,091 × 2,591; 866 KB
Chapultepec Park (8033718789).jpg 592 × 750; 168 KB
Entrance to Paseo, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-668).jpg 2,467 × 3,048; 523 KB
Exterior of the tomb of Benito Juarez, San Fernando Cemetery, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-664).jpg 3,921 × 5,145; 1.44 MB
Government Palace (Palace of the President), Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-699).jpg 3,971 × 5,208; 713 KB
Government Palace, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-659).jpg 5,169 × 3,961; 978 KB
Interior of the Cathedral, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-654).jpg 2,484 × 3,097; 547 KB
Interior of the Cathedral, Mexico City, Mexico, showing the organ, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-656).jpg 2,436 × 3,088; 727 KB
Interior of the Cathedral, Mexico City, Mexico, showing the rear altar, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-657).jpg 2,066 × 2,613; 736 KB
MexicoCityAutoSanFran.jpg 586 × 600; 162 KB
MexicoCityCathedralSter.jpg 547 × 580; 127 KB
Monument to Quatemor, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-661).jpg 4,881 × 3,115; 1.36 MB
Monument to Quatemor, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-661-a).jpg 2,240 × 2,800; 607 KB
Monument to Quatemor, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-661-b).jpg 2,240 × 2,800; 631 KB
Palace of Escandon family, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-660).jpg 5,201 × 4,017; 1.23 MB
Plaza and cathedral in Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-653).jpg 3,840 × 2,640; 917 KB
Title- Guadalupe (8033718729).jpg 609 × 750; 142 KB
TizocStone.jpg 542 × 542; 101 KB
Tomb of General Miramon, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-666).jpg 5,185 × 3,937; 1.35 MB
Tomb of Zaragoza, San Fernando Cemetery, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-665).jpg 5,153 × 3,985; 1.71 MB
View of the tomb of Benito Juarez, Mexico City, Mexico, ca.1905-1910 (CHS-663).jpg 5,145 × 3,977; 1.04 MB
ZocaloMexicoCity1900.jpg 295 × 276; 29 KB

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