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Ganilh's description of the Mexican Inquisition
Description of the Mexican Inquisition in Anthony Ganilh's Mexico Versus Texas
Title page of Ambrosio de Letinez, vol. 1.
Title page of Fr. Anthony Ganilh's ethnographic novel of the Texas-Mexico Borderlands.
Selection from Anthony Ganilh's Mexico Versus Texas
Description of Mexican Borderlands folk devotions to los santos de la casa.
July 20 ,1835, Letter of Fr. Anthony Ganilh to Fr. José María Luis Mora
A July 20, 1835, letter of French-American novelist, academic, and priest, Anthony Ganilh, to the Mexican Liberal ideologist José María Luis Mora. The letter's contents detail the state of the clergy of Kentucky, the failure of Ganilh's novel, and…
Comedor de la Villa Julieta y la entrada de la bahía; Acapulco
Snapshot of an individual photo in a page of a an anonymous person's scrapbook under the label, "Comedor de la Villa Julieta y la entrada de la bahía; Acapulco."
Comprando Piña Fresca
Snapshot of an individual photo in a page of a an anonymous person's scrapbook under the label, "Comprando Piña Fresca."
Un Café al Aire Libre Bosque de Chapultepec
Snapshot of an individual photo in a page of a an anonymous person's scrapbook under the label, "Un Café al Aire Libre Bosque de Chapultepec."
Portador y Lavanderas
Snapshot of an individual photo in a page of a an anonymous person's scrapbook under the labels, "Portador Indio con Ollas de Barro" and "Lavanderas en un Río Tropical."
Portrait of Antonia Pineda de Hernández
Large oval photograph of Antonia Pineda de Hernández, wife of Encarnacion Hernández, manager of the Compania from 1888- 1904, and mother-in-law to Carlos Villalongín.
Photo Postcard of Luis Hernandez
Luis Hernandez, actor and son of Encarnacion Hernandez and Antonia Pineda de Hernandez. The front side is a picture of Luis and the back is a unfilled postcard with a stamp from the photo studio in the top right corner.