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Title: The Silent Invasion, The Silent Invasion
Identifier: e_ea_0189
Creator: Adams, Eddie, 1933-2004
Topic: Economic & Social Conditions, Latinos and Latinas
Dates: 1980
Box: 2009-109/59
Folder: Mexican/U.S. Border Patrol Prints
Resource: Eddie Adams photographic archive
Description: Photograph of Tijuana, Mexico where a section of border runs approximately along a dirt road. Photo is part of an Associated Press News essay titled ’The Silent Invasion’ written and photographed by Eddie Adams.

Title: The Silent Invasion, The Silent Invasion
Identifier: e_ea_0184
Creator: Adams, Eddie, 1933-2004
Topic: Economic & Social Conditions, Latinos and Latinas
Dates: 1980
Box: 2009-109/59
Folder: Mexican/U.S. Border Patrol Prints
Resource: Eddie Adams photographic archive
Description: Photograph of two Mexicans wading back to Tijuana after being spotted and turned away at the border by U.S. border patrol agents. Photo is part of an Associated Press News essay titled ’The Silent Invasion’ written and photographed by Eddie Adams.

Title: The Silent Invasion, The Silent Invasion
Identifier: e_ea_0187
Creator: Adams, Eddie, 1933-2004
Topic: Economic & Social Conditions, Latinos and Latinas
Dates: 1980
Box: 2009-109/59
Folder: Mexican/U.S. Border Patrol Prints
Resource: Eddie Adams photographic archive
Description: Photograph of Mexican immigration official checking an alien tuned back from the U.S. Photo is part of an Associated Press News essay titled ’The Silent Invasion’ written and photographed by Eddie Adams.

Title: The Silent Invasion, The Silent Invasion
Identifier: e_ea_0190
Creator: Adams, Eddie, 1933-2004
Topic: Economic & Social Conditions, Latinos and Latinas
Dates: 1980
Box: 2009-109/59
Folder: Mexican/U.S. Border Patrol Prints
Resource: Eddie Adams photographic archive
Description: Photograph of an illegal alien walking across the border into Mexico, after being held overnight at the U.S. Border Patrol station in San Ysidro, Clalif. Photo is part of an Associated Press News essay titled ’The Silent Invasion’ written and photographed by Eddie Adams.

Title: The Silent Invasion, The Silent Invasion
Identifier: e_ea_0191
Creator: Adams, Eddie, 1933-2004
Topic: Economic & Social Conditions, Latinos and Latinas
Dates: 1980
Box: 2009-109/59
Folder: Mexican/U.S. Border Patrol Prints
Resource: Eddie Adams photographic archive
Description: Photograph of aliens sheltering in a culvert beside the Tijuana River while awaiting darkness to attempt crossing into the U.S. Photo is part of an Associated Press News essay titled ’The Silent Invasion’ written and photographed by Eddie Adams.

Title: Spudding machine, Tampico oil district
Identifier: e_enr_209
Topic: Petroleum industry
Dates: circa 1920-1930
Box: PPC: Oil Scenes II
Resource: Prints and photographs collection
Description: Four men surrounding a spudding machine in the Tampico oil district

Title: Stephen F. Austin [portrait]
Identifier: foth_0636
Creator: Howard, William
Dates: 1833
Description: Ivory miniature watercolor portrait of Stephen F. Austin; This original watercolor portrait miniature of Stephen F. Austin depicts him in his hunting costume with his dog Cano. William Howard painted the portrait in Mexico City in 1833.

Title: Stephen F. Austin, the "Father of Texas," Issues a Land Title to a Texas Colonist of 1822
Identifier: foth_0643
Creator: Price, Norman
Dates: 1822
Description: In addition to the original land grant he received, Austin obtained three more contracts to settle a total of 900 additional families.

Title: [Studio portrait of a young man]
Identifier: e_jlh_1322
Creator: Fotografia Francesa
Topic: Portrait photographs
Box: 3T103
Resource: John L. Haynes papers
Description: This item is a photograph of a young man, possibly Amando Zardanette, taken at a studio called Fotografia Francesa in Mexico.

Title: [Studio portrait of a young man]
Identifier: e_jlh_1323
Creator: Fotografia Francesa
Topic: Portrait photographs
Box: 3T103
Resource: John L. Haynes papers
Description: This item is a photograph of a young man, possibly Amando Zardanette, taken at a studio called Fotografia Francesa in Mexico.

Title: Tehuantepec. Comandante del Batallón (Domingo Rodmires). See S843, S844, S845.
Identifier: BC_0077
Creator: Tehuantepec. Comandante del Batallón (Domingo Ro
Topic: Texas--History--Revolution, 1835-1836--Sources
Dates: 1835-11-25
Box: BC DB 1835
Resource: Broadside collection, Eberstadt collection
Description: [This is another proclamation of the revolt in Texas, addressed to the soldiers of Comandante Rodmires' battalion, and calls for support of the national government and the army and of General Santa Anna. At end:] Soldados: Viva el Supremo Gobierno: Viva la integridad de la nación y viva el Ejército nacional. San Cristoval Noviembre 25 de 1835. Domino Rodmires de Arellano. [translated from the original Spanish] [Decorated with patterns as design elements.]