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All Rights Reserved."> </head> <body bgcolor=white lang=EN-US link=blue vlink=purple> <div class=WordSection1> <h2 align=center style='text-align:center'><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"; "Times New Roman"'>Reference Materials</span></h2> <h2 align=center style='text-align:center'><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"; "Times New Roman"'>Jeremy Rowe Vintage Photography</span></h2> <p align=center style='text-align:center'><b><span style='font-size:13.5pt;font-family:"Times New Roman";"Times New Roman";"Times New Roman"'><a href="mailto:jrowe@vintagephoto.com">jrowe@vintagephoto.com </a>- <a href="index.html">HOME</a>&nbsp; - <a href="http://vintagephoto.com/feedback.html">Comments</a></span></b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"; "Times New Roman"'> <br> ©<span class=SpellE><span class=GramE>jeremy</span></span> <span class=SpellE>rowe</span> 2011 </span></p> <p align=center style='text-align:center'><b><span style='font-size:13.5pt; font-family:"Times New Roman"'><img border=0 width=504 height=255 id="_x0000_i1025" src="hb1.jpg"></span></b></p> <p align=center style='text-align:center'><b><span style='font-size:18.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman"'>Checklist of W. Henry Brown and Bennett &amp; Brown Stereographs of New Mexico</span></b></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'><br> <br> I have found that focusing on format can provide significant and valuable additional information about photographic images. Format data can assist in dating and providing context for other images, and in providing information about settlement and development activities in a given geographic area. <br> <br> I have been compiling listings of stereographs taken in Arizona and New Mexico from the 1860's to <span class=SpellE>ca</span> 1920. This list of New Mexico titles assumes printed caption, with manuscript titles identified by (manuscript). Photographer's credit is indicated by (HB) for W. Henry Brown, (B) for George C. Bennett or (B&amp;B) for Bennett and Brown). <br> <br> Please help add to this list by sending additions to me at the address above. Include all caption information, whether manuscript or printed ID and photographer's credit on the mount. <br> <br> Thanks to: John <span class=SpellE>Weiler</span>, the George Eastman House, and Homer Milford of the NM Mining and Minerals Division for the extensive information on the <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> mining area captions. His superb articles on this area and images are available at <a href="http://www.nazor.net/cerrillos/mines/index.htm">http://www.nazor.net/cerrillos/mines/index.htm</a>.</span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'><img border=0 width=404 height=52 id="_x0000_i1026" src="hb2.jpg"><img border=0 width=404 height=52 id="_x0000_i1027" src="bb2.jpg"></span></p> <p><span class=GramE><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>In and Around the City of Santa Fe, N. M.</span></b></span><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'> </span></b></p> <p><span class=GramE><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>1 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Palace (HB)<br> 2 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Cathedral de San Francisco (HB)<br> 2 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Military Headquarters.</span></span><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'> (B&amp;B)<br> 3 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Plaza (HB)<br> 4 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Plaza (HB)<br> 5 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Burro Alley, a common scene on this corner. (B&amp;B)<br> 6 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Cathedral de San Francisco (B&amp;B)<br> 6 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Arch Bishop s Residence<br> 7 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Cathedral de San Francisco. (B&amp;B)<br> 8 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, View from the Loma, showing San Miguel Chapel<br> 9 Central part of the City (manuscript)(HB)<br> 9 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, View from the Loma, central part of the city<br> 10 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, View from the Loma, State House in the foreground<br> 11 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, San Miguel Chapel, 300 years old, interior view The Old San Miguel Church (manuscript) (HB)<br> 11 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Interior of Sam Miguel Chapel<br> 12 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, San Miguel Chapel (HB)<br> 12 (alt.)SANTA FE AND VICINITY, San Miguel Chapel, 300 years old. (B&amp;B)<br> 12 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, the old San Miguel Chapel<br> 13 The old San Miguel Church (HB) (<span class=SpellE>manu</span>)<br> 13 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The old San Miguel Chapel <br> 14 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, San Miguel College (HB) <br> 14 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The San Miguel Chapel, an adobe building<br> 15 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Group of Navajo Indians (B&amp;B)<br> 16 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, San Miguel Chapel, rear view, and Oldest House in City (B&amp;B)<br> 16 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Rear view of San Miguel Chapel<br> 17 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Street view near San Miguel Chapel<br> 18 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Oldest House in Santa Fe (B&amp;B)<br> 18 (alt.) The Oldest House in Santa Fe (manuscript) (HB)<br> 19 Typical Mexican Residence (HB) (<span class=SpellE>manu</span>)<br> 19 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, A Mexican Residence (HB)<br> 20 Santa Fe: North Side (HB)<br> 20 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Looking into a <span class=SpellE>Plazita</span>. (B&amp;B) <br> 20 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Entrance into a <span class=SpellE>Plazita</span><br> 21 St. Mary s Chapel<br> 21 Group of Mexican Houses (manuscript) (HB) <br> 22 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Chapel of Our Lady of <span class=SpellE>Guadelupe</span><br> 23 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, general view,  Government Reserve in foreground <br> 24 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Indian Pottery, (white ground)<br> 25 Indian Pottery (manuscript) (HB)<br> 25 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Indian Pottery. (B&amp;B) <br> 26 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Indian Pottery, Navajo Blanket <span class=GramE>Background(</span>HB)(B&amp;B)<br> 27 Groups of Adobe Houses (HB) (<span class=SpellE>manu</span>) <br> 27 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Group of Mexican Houses on the Loma<br> 28 Street Scene, &quot;Rio <span class=SpellE>Chaquito</span>&quot; (manuscript) (HB)<br> 29 SANTA FE AND VICINITY,  Up the River from the Bridge, College and Mountains<br> 30 North view of the City (manuscript) (HB)<br> 30 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Bird's eye view north from College (HB)<br> 30 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Birdseye view, North from College. (B&amp;B)<br> 31 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, &quot;Nose Paint&quot; (HB)<br> 32 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, View northeast <span class=SpellE>fmor</span> river, St. Mary s Cathedral and Mountains<br> 33 Western part of Santa Fe (HB) (<span class=SpellE>manu</span>) <br> 33 (alt.) West view of the city, Santa Fe. (HB)<br> 33 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, &quot;Birds eye view from College, north-west&quot; (B) <br> 34 Street View (manuscript) (HB)<br> 35 East View Santa Fe (manuscript) (HB)<br> 36 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Interior of <span class=SpellE>Guadelupe</span> Chapel<br> 37 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Santa Guadalupe Church, from river, 250 years old. (B&amp;B)<br> 37 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Chapel of Our Lady of <span class=SpellE>Guadelupe</span><br> 38 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Centenarians, Jesus Rivera 100 years old (B&amp;B)<br> 38 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Mexican Centenarians<br> 39 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, &quot;El <span class=SpellE>Horno</span>&quot; a Mexican oven. (B&amp;B) and (HB) (<span class=SpellE>manu</span>) <br> 39 (alt.) El <span class=SpellE>Homas</span>, a Mexican Oven (HB)<br> 39 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, El <span class=SpellE>Hormas</span> (the Mexican oven)<br> 40 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, General view from the <span class=SpellE>Guadelupe</span> Chapel<br> 40 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, General view from near Santa Guadalupe <span class=GramE>Church(</span>B&amp;B)<br> 41 Dirt Roofs (HB)<br> 41 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Dirt roofs of Santa Fe<br> 42 San Miguel College, Chapel, old house. (HB)<br> 42 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, View of Bridge, Old House, San Miguel Chapel and College<br> 43 Dos <span class=SpellE>Cargas</span> (HB) (<span class=SpellE>manu</span>) <br> 43 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Dos <span class=SpellE>Cargas</span>,  Two Loads <br> 44 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Eastern Part of City from old Fort Marcy (HB)<br> 45 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, View from old Fort Marcy showing central part of City (B&amp;B)<br> 45 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Central part of City from Old Fort Marcy <br> 46 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Western Part of city from old Fort Marcy (HB)<br> 46 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, West part of City, from Old Fort Marcy<br> 47 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Mountains north-east from old Fort Marcy (HB) <br> 47 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Mountains, from Old Fort Marcy, northeast<br> 48 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Mountains south-east from old Fort Marcy (B&amp;B)<br> 48 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Mountains, from Old Fort Marcy, southeast<br> 49 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Procession of Corpus Christi<br> 50 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Street Altar during procession of Corpus Christi (B&amp;B)<br> 51 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Procession of Our Lady of the Rosary<br> 52 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, the Plaza from a Portal<br> 53 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Plaza from Military Headquarters (HB)<br> 53 (alt.) The Plaza (manuscript) (HB)<br> 54 The Plaza from the Fonda, Santa Fe (manuscript) (B &amp; B)<br> 54 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, the Plaza, from the Exchange Hotel<br> 55 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, Co. Q, 49th Tenderfeet. (B&amp;B)<br> 56 Burros laden with corn-fodder &amp; wood (manuscript) (HB)<br> 57 The Old San Francisco Church (manuscript) (HB)<br> 57 (alt.) SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Old San Francisco Cathedral<br> 58 San Francisco Street (HB)<br> 59 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Archbishop s Garden<br> 60 SANTA FE AND VICINITY, The Lake in the Archbishop s Garden<br> <br> </span></p> <p><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>The Indian Town of Tesuque</span></b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'><br> 61 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, south side of Plaza<br> 62 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, Mex. Plow, Old Noah's Patent, used by Tesuque <span class=SpellE>Ind's</span>. (B&amp;B)<br> 62 (alt.) PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, Indian Plow  Old Noah s Patent<br> 63 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, Mex. <span class=SpellE>Carretta</span>, or Cart, used by <span class=SpellE>Ind's</span>. <span class=GramE>and</span> <span class=SpellE>Mex's</span>. <span class=GramE>of</span> N. M. (B&amp;B)<br> 63 (alt.) PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES,  Indian <span class=SpellE>Caretta</span> or Cart<br> 64 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, Pueblo Tesuque Girls Carrying Water (HB)(B&amp;B)<br> 65 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES. The Roofs and Ovens (HB) <br> 66 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, The Plaza<br> 67 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES<span class=GramE>,  the</span> Church<br> 68 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, The Little Darlings, Pueblo Tesuque Indian Children (HB) <br> 68 (alt. ) PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, The Little Darlings<br> 69 PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES, Group of Pueblo Tesuque Soldiers (HB)<br> 69 (alt.) PUEBLO TESUQUE SERIES<span class=GramE>,  Group</span> of Pueblo Tesuque Indians</span></p> <p><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>The Ruined Pecos Pueblo (35 miles east of Santa Fe)</span></b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'><br> 70 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, Entrance to the Ruins (B&amp;B)<br> 71 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, general View of Ruins from Church<br> 72 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, Ruin of Indian Dwelling (B&amp;B)<br> 72 (alt.) The south Plaza and Church<br> 73 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, Larger Stone Ruin mount (B&amp;B)<br> 73 (alt.) The north Plaza<br> 74 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, The Old Pecos Church (B&amp;B)<br> 74 (alt.) The Old Pecos Church (manuscript)(HB)<br> 74 (alt.) RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, The Old Church<br> 75 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS (B&amp;B)<br> 75 The Old Pecos Church(manuscript) (HB)<br> 75 (alt.) RUINED PUEBLO of the PECOS, The old Pecos Church (HB)<br> 75 (alt.) RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, The Old Church <br> 76 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, Interior of the Old Pecos Church (B&amp;B)<br> 76 South Side of Plaza (manuscript) (HB)<br> 76 (alt.) RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, The Old Church interior<br> 77 RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS (B&amp;B)<br> 77 (alt.) RUINED PUEBLO Of the PECOS, Carved Timbers of the old Church</span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>78 Indian Pueblo of Taos, N. M. (North Plaza)<br> 79 Indian Pueblo of Taos, N. M. (North Plaza)<br> 80 Head of Rocky Mountain Sheep<br> <br> </span></p> <p><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>Views of the <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District (18 miles south of Santa Fe)<br> </span></b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>81 Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> from Santa Fe Road (B&amp;B)<br> 82 Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> from Cerro de Santa Cruz (B&amp;B)<br> 82 (alt.) Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> near Mt. Calvary<br> 83 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, Cerro de Santa Cruz (HB)(B&amp;B)<br> 83 (alt.) Mount Calvary<br> 84 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, <span class=SpellE>Carbonateville</span> from the South (B)<br> 84 (alt.) View of <span class=SpellE>Carbonateville</span> from the south<br> 85 View of <span class=SpellE>Carbonateville</span> [from southeast] (B&amp;B)<br> 86 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, <span class=SpellE>Carbonateville</span> from the East (B)<br> 87 Hungry Gulch, miner's cabins (B&amp;B)<br> 88 <span class=SpellE>Ruelina</span> Camp and Shaft (looking southwest) (B&amp;B)<br> 89 <span class=SpellE>Ruelina</span> Camp and Shaft (looking north west) (B&amp;B)<br> 89 (alt.) <span class=SpellE>Ruelina</span> Camp Shaft, Cerro <span class=SpellE>santa</span> Rosa in the distance<br> 90 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, Cerro del <span class=SpellE>Oso</span> from Saddle of <span class=SpellE>Archibiqui</span> (B&amp;B)<br> 90 (alt.) Cero del <span class=SpellE>Orro</span><br> 91 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, Cerro del <span class=SpellE>Oso</span> from <span class=SpellE>Chalchuitl</span> Mountain (B&amp;B)<br> 91 (alt.) Cerro del Oro <span class=SpellE>fomr</span> Turquoise Mountain<br> 92 The Turquoise Mountain (B&amp;B)<br> 92 (alt.) A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, <span class=SpellE>Chalchuitl</span> (Turquoise) Mountain and side shaft (B)<br> 92 (alt.) Turquoise Mountain<br> 93 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, The Old <span class=SpellE>Chalchuitl</span> (Turquoise) Mine (B&amp;B)<br> 93 (alt.) Turquoise Mine (manuscript)(HB)<br> 94 Poverty Hollow (B&amp;B)<br> 95 Cock of the Walk &amp; Mary Shafts (B&amp;B)<br> 95 (alt.) A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, &quot;Cock of the Walk&quot; and &quot;Mary&quot; Shafts on Iowa Hill (B)<br> 96 &quot;Marshall Bonanza&quot; Shaft and Ore Sacks (B&amp;B)<br> 96 (alt.) &quot;Marshall Bonanza&quot;  mine<br> 97 Miners trenching for the Lode, <span class=SpellE>Archibiqui</span> in distance (B&amp;B)<br> 97 (alt.) Trenching <span class=SpellE>fo</span> <span class=SpellE>rteh</span> Lode<br> 98 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District,&quot;<span class=SpellE>Homestake</span> shaft&quot;, &quot;Millionaires in it&quot; (B)(B&amp;B)<br> 99 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, Working Tunnel Face on &quot;Handy Andy&quot; [printed Bennett]<br> 99 (alt.) Working a tunnel face<br> 100 &quot;A Prospecting&quot; Party (B&amp;B)<br> 101 Santa Fe Mountains from Cerro de Santa Rosa (B&amp;B)<br> 101 (alt.) View west from Cerro de Santa Rosa(B&amp;B)<br> 101 (alt.) View from Cerrito de Santa Rosa<br> 102 Santa Fe Mountains from Santa Rosa<br> 102 (alt.) PUEBLO OF SAN JUAN SERIES, Group of young bucks (HB) same as 121 </span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>103 Loads of Cornstalks (manuscript) (HB)<br> 104 The Palace Hotel (manuscript) (HB)<br> 104 (alt.) Two Loads of corn-fodder<br> 105 Up Santa Fe Canon (manuscript) (HB)<br> 105 (alt.) Up the canon east of Santa Fe<br> 106 The Reservoir<br> 107 The Plaza at a Santa Fe September 25<sup>th</sup>, 1881<br> 108 The Indian Pueblo of Santo Domingo - A Residence and Family Group (HB)<br> 108(alt.) San Miguel Chapel (manuscript) (HB)<br> 108 (alt.) A <span class=SpellE>Plazita</span><br> 109 A <span class=SpellE>Plazita</span><br> 110 La Cruz de la <span class=SpellE>Miclon</span> de November, 1881</span></p> <p><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>The Indian Pueblo of San Juan (35 miles north of Santa Fe)</span></b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'><br> 111 View on the road to San Juan, the Camel<br> 112View on the road to San Juan, Watch Tower Sentinel<br> 113 View on the road to San Juan, The Sentinel<br> 114 The Lake in the Archbishop s Garden<br> 115 View on the road to San Juan, Chapel at Santa Cruz<br> 116 One of the Plazas of San Juan<br> 117 The Chapel<br> 118 PUEBLO OF SAN JUAN SERIES, Worshiping with fire-arms (B&amp;B) <br> 119 Two Parties of Dancers 120 The Runners. Pueblo of San Juan (manuscript) (B&amp;B)<br> 120 The Runners<br> 121 PUEBLO OF SAN JUAN SERIES, Group of young bucks (B&amp;B)<br> 122 PUEBLO OF SAN JUAN SERIES, Pueblo Girls at the <span class=SpellE>Acquia</span> (HB)<br> 123 The Rio Grande Valley at San Juan<br> 124 The Rio Grande Valley at San Juan</span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>125 Indian Girl with Broom<br> 126 Indian Girl,  Indian Costume <br> 127 Zuni Ind. Village, Arizona (manuscript) (HB)<br> 128 Zuni Indian Village<br> 129 A Pueblo Indian of N. M. (manuscript) (HB)<br> <br> <b>The Indian Pueblo of San Domingo (35 miles south of Santa Fe)</b><br> 130 A General View of San Domingo<br> 131 A Street Scene<br> 132 A Residence and Family Group<br> 133 THE INDIAN PUEBLO OF SANTO DOMINGO, The new and old Church (B&amp;B)<br> 133 (alt.) The New and Old Churches<br> 134 THE INDIAN PUEBLO OF SANTO DOMINGO Carved Doors of the Old Church (HB)<br> 135 THE INDIAN PUEBLO OF SANTO DOMINGO, the &quot;ESTUFA&quot; or Council Chamber (B&amp;B)<br> 136 An Indian Bridge over the Rio Grande</span></p> <p><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti and Ruined Cave Dwellings in Vicinity (55 miles from Santa Fe)</span></b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'> <br> 137 Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> from Santa Fe Road (HB)<br> 137 (alt.) The Indian Pueblos of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity, A General View (HB)<br> 137 (alt.) The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti<br> 138 Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> from Cerro de Santa Cruz (HB)<br> 138 (alt.) The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity. <span class=SpellE><span class=GramE>Potrero</span></span><span class=GramE> Viejo (HB)<br> 138 (alt.) An Albino Indian from Zuni, <span class=SpellE>Ariz</span> (manuscript)(HB)<br> 139 Cerro de Santa Cruz (HB)<br> 139 The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity.</span> <span class=GramE>El <span class=SpellE>Cueva</span> <span class=SpellE>Pintada</span> (The Painted Cave) (HB) <br> 139 (alt.) El <span class=SpellE>Cueva</span> <span class=SpellE>Pintada</span>, or Painted Cave<br> 140 Statues of Mountain Lion<br> 141 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, View of <span class=SpellE>Carbonateville</span> [from southeast-classic view] (HB)<br> 141 (alt.) The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity.</span> Cave Dwellings in <span class=SpellE>Rito</span> de los Frijoles. (HB)<br> <span class=GramE>142 The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity.</span> Ruined Cave Dwellings &amp; Storehouse in R. de los Frijoles. (HB)<br> 142 (alt.) Ruined Cliff Dwelling and Store House<br> 143 Hungry Gulch, miner's cabins (HB)<br> 143 (alt.) Ruined Cliff Dwelling and Store House in Rio del los Frijoles<br> 144 The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity. Cave dwellings in <span class=SpellE>Rito</span> de los Frijoles. (HB)<br> <span class=GramE>144 (alt.) <span class=SpellE>Ruelina</span> Camp and Shaft (looking southwest) (HB)<br> 145 The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity.</span> <span class=GramE>Ruins of Cliff Houses in <span class=SpellE>Rito</span> de los Frijoles.</span> (HB)<br> 145 (alt.) <span class=SpellE>Ruelina</span> Camp and Shaft (looking <span class=GramE>north west</span>) (HB)<br> 146 Cerro del <span class=SpellE>Oso</span> from Saddle of <span class=SpellE>Archibiqui</span> (HB)<br> 146 (alt.) Canon del Norte<br> 147 The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity. <span class=SpellE>Barranco</span> Blanco (or El <span class=SpellE>Tienditas</span>) (HB)<br> 147 (alt.) Cerro del <span class=SpellE>Oso</span> from <span class=SpellE>Chalchuitl</span> Mountain (HB)<br> 148 The Turquoise Mountain (HB)<br> 148 (alt.<span class=GramE>)<span class=SpellE>Matayaya</span></span><span class=SpellE>-tihites</span> and family<br> 149 The Old <span class=SpellE>Chalchuitl</span> (Turquoise) Mine (HB)<br> 149 (alt.) The Turquoise Mine (same image as 93) (HB)<br> 149 (alt.) Jose <span class=SpellE>Hilario</span> Montoya,  Our Guide </span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>150 Poverty Hollow (HB)<br> 150 (alt.) Big Bow, Chief of Kiowa Indians<br> 151 Big Bow, Chief of Kiowa Indians, and Party (manuscript) (HB)<br> 151 (alt.) Cock of the Walk &amp; Mary Shafts (HB) <br> 152 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, &quot;Marshall Bonanza&quot; Shaft and Ore Sacks (HB)<br> 152 (alt.) Church and <span class=SpellE>Palza</span>, <span class=SpellE>Chichuahua</span>, Mexico<br> 153 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, Miners trenching for the Lode, <span class=SpellE>Archibiqui</span> in distance (HB)<br> 153 (alt.) view in <span class=SpellE>deChelly</span> Canon, near Wingate<br> 154 The Indian Pueblo of <span class=SpellE>Wolpi</span><br> 154 (alt.) <span class=SpellE>Homestake</span> shaft with Millionaires in it (HB)<br> 155 General Christopher (Kit) Carson<br> 156 A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, &quot;A Prospecting&quot; party (HB)<br> 156 (alt.) Group of Taos Indians (Officials of Pueblo)<br> 157 Navajo Squaw<br> 157 (alt.) A Visit to Los <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span> Mining District, View west from Cerro de Santa Rosa (HB)<br> 158 An Albino Zuni Indian<br> 158 (alt.) Santa Fe Mountains from Cerro de Santa Rosa (HB)<br> 160 Strike on our <span class=SpellE>Georgie</span> [pen &amp; stamped Brown] (HB)<br> 161 California whim on the Capital [Mine on Santa Rosa] (HB)<br> 162 &quot;East End&quot; <span class=SpellE>Vallecitos</span> [view with only tents] (HB)<br> 162 (alt.) <span class=SpellE>Vallecitos</span> &quot;East End&quot; [view with 2 story frame house]<br> 164 Ute Indian Baby in Cradle (manuscript) (HB)<br> 165 <span class=SpellE>Carbonateville</span>, Street View [Post June,1880 view] (HB)<br> 166 Prospectors on the Trail (HB)<br> 167 <b><i>Needed <br> </i></b>168 Prospectors. Struck it rich [stamped Brown] (HB)<br> 169 <b><i>Needed </i></b></span></p> <p><span class=GramE><b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>Views along the Line of the A. T. &amp; S. F. R. R. from Trinidad Colorado to Paso del Norte, Mexico</span></b><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'><br> 170 The City of Trinidad, Colorado<br> 171 A.T. &amp; S.F. R.R. Series.</span></span><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'> Summit of the Rockies, at Raton, Uncle Dick <span class=SpellE>Woolton's</span> (sic?) (HB)<br> 172 Raton <span class=SpellE>Summi</span>, altitude 6,000 feet<br> 173 Wagon Mound, a Land Mark of Old Santa Fe Trail (manuscript) (HB)<br> 174 Las Vegas, New Mexico<br> 175 Las Vegas, New Mexico, Old Town<br> 176 Plaza at Las Vegas, New Mexico, Old Town<br> 177 A.T. &amp; S.F. R.R. Series. <span class=GramE>Las Vegas Hot Springs.</span> The Hotel. <span class=GramE>(HB)<br> 178 Las Vegas Hot Springs.</span> The Bath House<br> 179 Las Vegas Hot Springs. <span class=GramE>The Gallinas Canon<br> 180 Las Vegas Hot Springs.</span> <span class=SpellE><span class=GramE>TheEagle</span></span><span class=GramE> Cliff<br> 181 Las Vegas Hot Springs.</span> <span class=GramE>The Cascade at Gallinas Canon<br> 182 Las Vegas Hot Springs.</span> The Gallinas Canon<br> 183 Starvation Peak<br> 184 Among the Summits at Levy Station<br> 185 Among the Summits at Levy Station<br> 186 Among the Summits at Levy Station<br> 187 A.T. &amp; S.F. R.R. Series. <span class=SpellE>Glorietta</span> Summit. <span class=GramE>Altitude, 7,537 feet, North View (HB)<br> 187 A.T. &amp; S.F. R.R. Series.</span> <span class=SpellE>Glorietta</span> Summit. <span class=GramE>Altitude, 7,537 feet, W. V.<br> 188 (alt.) A.T. &amp; S.F. R.R. Series.</span> Starvation Peak. (HB) (<span class=GramE>third</span> number blotchy, could be 3 or 6)<br> 189 Apache Canon<br> 190 A.T. &amp; S.F. R.R. Series. Apache Canon. (HB) <br> 191 Apache Canon<br> 192 Apache Canon<br> 193 A.T. &amp; S. Fe R.R. Series, The Devil's Throne, Las (sic) <span class=SpellE>Cerrillos</span>, N. M<span class=GramE>.[</span>title &amp; No. Stamped as by Brown (HB)<br> 196 A.T. &amp; S. Fe RR Series, the Indian Pueblo of Felipe. (HB)<br> 198 A.T. &amp; S. Fe RR Series, Apache Canon (HB)</span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>200 <b><i>Needed <br> </i></b>201 Socorro N. M. (manuscript) (HB)<br> <i>202 <b>Needed<br> </b>203<b> Needed<br> 204 Needed<br> 205 Needed<br> 206 Needed<br> 207 Needed</b></i><br> 208 Organ Mts. &amp; Las Cruces, N. M. (HB)<br> 209 Plaza at Mesilla, New Mexico (HB)<br> <b><i>210 Needed</i></b><br> 211 A. T. &amp; S. Fe RR Series, Street View at Mesilla, N. M. (HB)<br> <b><i>212 Needed</i></b> <br> 213 Mesilla Valley, New Mexico (HB)</span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>227 Paso del Norte Mexico, A <span class=SpellE>Plazita</span> (manuscript) (HB)<br> 243 Zuni Indian Village A.T. (HB)<br> 244 General View of Zuni A.T. (HB)<br> 268 &quot;Marshall Bonanza&quot; Property [pen &amp; stamped Brown] (B&amp;B)<br> 273 Zuni Indian Village, A. T. <br> 274 Big Bow and Party, Chief of Kiowa Indians (HB)<br> 276 Street view in Acoma, (manuscript) (HB)<br> 281 <span class=SpellE>Carbonateville</span>, Street View [post June<span class=GramE>,1880</span> view] Brown<br> 282 &quot;East End&quot; <span class=SpellE>Vallecitos</span> [view with only tents] (B&amp;B)<br> 282 <span class=SpellE>Mescalaro</span> Apache Indians (manuscript) (HB)<br> 283 <span class=SpellE>Vallecitos</span> &quot;East End&quot; [view with 2 story frame house]<br> 285 Strike on our <span class=SpellE>Georgie</span> [pen &amp; stamped Brown] (B&amp;B)<br> 288 California whim on the Capital [Mine on Santa Rosa] (B&amp;B)<br> 289 &quot;Marshall Bonanza&quot; Property [pen &amp; stamped Brown] (B&amp;B)<br> 297 Prospectors on the Trail (B&amp;B)<br> 298 Prospecting in N.M. &quot;<span class=SpellE>Pards</span> in Camp&quot; {Brown] (B&amp;B)<br> 299 Strike it <span class=SpellE>Ritch</span> (same as #168)(manuscript) (HB)</span></p> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>Edited Captions - <span class=GramE>Strike-outs</span> of printed numbers with manuscript revision</span></p> <blockquote> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'>96 #115 crossed out. Chapel at Santa Cruz (HB) (<span class=SpellE>manu</span>)<br> 97 #116 crossed out. <span class=GramE>Pueblo of San Juan Series.</span> <span class=GramE>One of the plazas.</span> (B&amp;B)<br> 108 #132 crossed out. <span class=GramE>The Indian Pueblo of Santo Domingo.</span> A Residence and Family Group. (HB)<br> 115 #139 crossed out. <span class=GramE>The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity.</span> El <span class=SpellE>Cueva</span> <span class=SpellE>Pintada</span> (The Painted Cave.) (HB)<br> 118 #142 above crossed out.<br> 119 #145 above crossed out.<br> 121 #144 above crossed out.<br> 120 #143 crossed out. <span class=GramE>The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti &amp; Vicinity.</span> <span class=GramE>Ruins of Cave dwellings in Rio de los Frijoles.</span> (HB)<br> 130 #274 crossed out. <span class=GramE>One of the trails to the Pueblo.</span> (HB) (<span class=SpellE><span class=GramE>manu</span></span>)<br> 133 #276 crossed out. Indian Village. <span class=GramE>Street view in Acoma.</span> (B) (<span class=SpellE><span class=GramE>manu</span></span>)</span></p> </blockquote> <p><span style='font-family:"Times New Roman"'><img border=0 width=504 height=229 id="_x0000_i1028" src="bb1.jpg"><br> <br> No number identified to date:<br> --- Miner in front of frame <span class=SpellE>cabin<span class=GramE>,stamped</span></span> Brown <br> --- No caption-miner in front of frame <span class=SpellE>cabin,stamped</span> Brown <br> --- Working Tunnel Face on &quot;Handy Andy&quot; [printed Bennett]<br> --- <span class=SpellE>Mescalaro</span> Apache Indians (HB manuscript)</span></p> </div> </body> </html>