Online Archive of California

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Loading bananas at Costa Rica, Central America.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: [Date not indicated]

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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A Typical Passenger Train of Costa Rica, Central America.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: [Date not indicated]

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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New Municipal Building, Cathedral Plaza. Panama City. Central America.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: [Date not indicated]

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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Mountains of Central America. Guatemala. Oudine, 1938-39. Not cataloged.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: 1938-1939

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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Practicing memory in Central American literature : reflections on histories, space, and language /

Author: Caso, Nicole, 1970- author.

Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library

Description: Caso, Nicole. Practicing memory in Central American literature. New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2010.

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Map of the United States, Canada, Mexico and the West Indies with Central America, showing all the routes to California with a table of distances

Contributing Institution: UCLA::Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library

Date: 1854

From: Pamphlet maps collection on California

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Looking across Parque Central at Sixth Avenue toward the National Palace, an attractive building in pale grey-green stone, where the senate chamber and other principal government offices are located. Guatemala City, Guatemala, Central America.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: 1950

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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la Sabana airport, the terminal station in central America for airlines plying [flying] between north and south America. the airfield station which also houses the offices of port captain and customs, etc., has, strangely enough, been designed after the lines of our own California Colonies. city. San Jose, Costa Rica. C.A.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: 1950

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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The cathedral spires from across a corner of the parque central. this is the largest church edifice in the central America. Its building had been begun before the earthquake of 1931 but its completion became part of the construction of the new city, which rose from the site of the old one which was almost demolished by that disaster. Managua, Nicaragua, C.A.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: 1950

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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The downtown section of the city has many modern buildings and excellent shops. Street scene from the medical buildings of the university. Tegucigalpa (its name comes from Indian words meaning "silver hills") was founded in the 16th century at the foot of Mt. Picacho and is 3300 ft. Above sea level, 100 miles from the pacific ocean and 200 from the Atlantic. Until the coming of the commercial airline activities in central America about 20 years ago, the capital [capitol] city was a very remote place because of the lack of railroads and good traffic roads throughout the country. With the coming of the airplane, Tegucigalpa has become a very active city as well as a very modern one. Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America.

Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::California Museum of Photography

Date: 1950

From: Keystone-Mast Collection

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Revolution in Central America, Announcement Poster for

Contributing Institution: UC Santa Barbara::Special Research Collections

Date: 1980

From: Galeria de la Raza Archives - Catalog of Slides

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Economic history of Mexico and Central America, [1529?]-1795.

Author: Real Academia de la Historia (Spain)

Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library

Description: Documents selected by Sanford A. Mosk, for his economic studies in Mexico and Central America, 1529?-1795, from various Spanish archives, including the Archivo General de Indias, Seville; and the Academia de la Historia, the Biblioteca de El Escorial, and the ...

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Documents relating to Central America : ms., 1519 - [ca. 1776].

Author: Squier, E. G. (Ephraim George), 1821-1888.

Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library

Description: Transcripts, translations, and summaries of documents and letters relating primarily to civil and ecclesiastical administration of the Central American provinces during the sixteenth century, to the development of navigation routes and the exploration of the Pacific in that vicinity, and ...

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