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    • Ortha Belle Walter Cook (1903-1984)

    • Ortha Belle Walter Cook (1903-1984)

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    • Women -- History -- Arizona; Women -- Employment -- Arizona; Dry Cleaning Industry -- Arizona

    • Many of the women of the West are not mentioned in the history books. Orpha Belle Cook is one whose life is shared only through a few remaining photographs. Within these photographs she is revealed as a working woman unafraid to manage such diverse...
    • Portrait of Susana S. Paz

    • Portrait of Susana S. Paz

    • La Luna Studio

    • Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This is a portrait of Susana S. Paz. There is a dedication in the back. This is the translation (Spanish to English) from the original - I dedicate this pleasant remembrance to my true friend as proof of friendship and love your friend shows,...
    • Portrait of Dolores Pesquera de Hanson, ca. 1925

    • Portrait of Dolores Pesquera de Hanson, ca. 1925

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    • Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This circa 1925 portrait of Dolores Pesquera de Hanson shows her seated by a large fountain, holding a parasol. Dolores Pesquera de Hanson is identified as the mother of Annie H. Mendoza.
    • Portrait of Maria Soto Audelo, 1917

    • Portrait of Maria Soto Audelo, 1917

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    • Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This is a portrait of Maria Soto Audelo dressed as Mexico for Fourth of July celebration at age 17. Photo dated 1917.
    • Rodeo Queen Candidate, Pauline Gomez Romo, ca. 1947.

    • Rodeo Queen Candidate, Pauline Gomez Romo, ca. 1947.

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    • Rodeos; Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest; Beauty contests

    • This is a portrait of Pauline Gomez Romo, first Mexican-American girl to run for Tucson Rodeo Queen, ca. 1947. She came in second place. 1947.
    • Portait of Maria Soto Audelo, ca. 1981.

    • Portait of Maria Soto Audelo, ca. 1981.

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    • Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This is a portrait of Maria Soto Audelo in 1981 with the portrait of herself dressed as Mexico for Fourth of July celebration at age 17. Photo dated 1917.
    • Portrait of the Flin Sisters, ca. 1918.

    • Portrait of the Flin Sisters, ca. 1918.

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    • Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This portrait is of the Flin sisters taken in ca. 1918. Included in the image are Frances, Louisa, and Lydia.
    • Portrait of Figueroa Women and their instruments.

    • Portrait of Figueroa Women and their instruments.

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    • Portrait Photography; Band (Instrumental group); Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This is a portrait of the Figueroa family with their instruments. Included in the image seated from left to right are; Francisca Figueroa, and Dolores Figueroa. Standing is Luz Figueroa Quiroz, Francisca Trujillo Figueroa (mother), and Rosa...
    • Portrait of Women in Dresses, ca. 1890s.

    • Portrait of Women in Dresses, ca. 1890s.

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    • Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This portrait is of women in dresses, taken in the 1890s. Identified in the image is Emilia Amado Gil (lower right).
    • Portrait of Josefa Leon and Company in Front of Adobe Home.

    • Portrait of Josefa Leon and Company in Front of Adobe Home.

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    • Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona; Women--Southwest

    • This photo is of Josefa Leon and an unidentified man standing with a dog in front of an adobe home in Tucson. There is a dedication in the back. This is the translation (Spanish to English) from the original- I dedicate this humble reminder to my...

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