A print of the Alameda, a popular park in the City of Mexico frequented by U.S. occupation troops including Oswandel between January and May 1848. He describes it as a resort that was enlarged in 1593. This print depicts a large fountain in the center of a tree filled park that is surrounded by statues of liberty , and women and children fill the foreground. [This lithograph is from the book "Notes of the Mexican War 1846-47-48, Revised 1885, Illustrated" by J. Jacob Oswandel, page 461.]
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Date: 1848-01-00 1848-05-00
Format: images
Format Notes:
Lithograph in Book
Publisher and Date Published: The Author 1855
Language: English
Publication Place: Philadelphia (Pennsylvania)
Contributor:
Pennsylvania Engraving Company
Creator:
Artist Uknown
Physical Characteristics: 1 print from 642 pages; 23 x 15.5 cm
Collection: Garrett Collection. The University of Texas at Arlington Library, Special Collections.
Call Number: E 411 O86 Garrett Bay D.
