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Reminiscences of Juliet Kibbey England

1908 to 1930
MS 155
Collection Guide
Sketches from Alamo Ranch Papers, circa 1920

England's family lived in Mexico in 1910 during the Revolution. In the 1920s and 1930s, they operated the Alamo Guest Ranch near Magdalena, Sonora, mexico.

Collection includes reminiscences of life at the Alamo Ranch during the 1920s; as well as stories of family experiences during the period of the Mexican Revolution. Includes a floor plan of the ranch house, and a short list of guests at the ranch.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Ranching/Cattle
Collection Area:
Borderlands

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