Entrance to courtyard, Casa Alvarado, Coyoacán, Mexico

Image
Metadata
Content type
Content type
Image
Collection(s)
Collection(s)
Edgar L. Hewett Collection - Photographs of International Travel
Title
Title
Title
Entrance to courtyard, Casa Alvarado, Coyoacán, Mexico
Title Type
legacy
Title
"Entrance to courtyard, looking south west"
Resource Type
Resource Type
Image
Local Identifier
Local Identifier
PAAC.056.0533
Local Collection Identifier
Local Collection Identifier
PAAC.056
Persons
Persons
Creator (cre):
Geographic Subject
Geographic Subject
Coyoacán, Mexico
Origin Information
Origin Information
Event Type
Date(s)
Date Created
1931
Extent
Extent
2.5 x 4.5 in.
Physical Form
Physical Form
photographs
photographic prints
Note
Note
Note Type
biographical/historical
Note
From 1902 - 1933, Casa Alvorado was the home of Archaeologist Zelia Nuttall. These photos were likely taken shortly before her death in 1933, when the estate was attempting to sell the mansion to the School of American Research (SAR). See Hewett files for more information. Additionally, there was a copy of the layout of Casa Alvorado that was transferred from the Hewett photo collection to the files.
Note Type
funding
Note
Digitization of the Edgar L. Hewett Document (AC105) and Photograph (PAAC 0056) Collections was supported by the National Historical Publications & Records Commission [Grant No.RH-103400-22].
Physical Location
Physical Location
New Mexico History Museum
Sub Location
Sub Location
Palace of the Governors Photo Archives
Use and Reproduction
Use and Reproduction
General use information available at https://www.nmhistorymuseum.org/collections/photo-archives/order-photos
Rights Statement
Rights Statement
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES

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“‘Entrance to Courtyard, Looking South West’”. Photographs, photographic prints. Edgar L. Hewett Collection - Photographs of International Travel. PAAC.056.0533. New Mexico History Museum. Accessed September 19, 2024. https://archives.newmexicoculture.org/entrance-courtyard-casa-alvarado-coyoacan-mexico.

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