HIST 4110 Modern Mexico: Internet

A specialized Google search engine for Mexican Internet information.

YouTube Channel featuring informative videos about the independence and revolution

An archival photograph collection of the Braceros that worked in the agricultural fields and orchards of Oregon, 1942-1947.

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With more than 120 Mexican accessions, the DeGolyer Library has one of the most comprehensive collections from the period ca. 1865-1935 in the country totaling approximately 16,000 photographs and 3,000 negatives.

"Photographs of Mexico from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century from the special collections of the Getty Research Institute."

"The collection consists of photographs and photomechanical postcards related to the punitive expedition led by General Pershing into Mexico in 1916. Formats include snapshots printed on postcard paper, and commercial "real photo" and photomechanical postcards. Depicted are: photographs of Gen. Pershing and Gen. Villa, images of the Thirteenth Cavalry, soldiers and officers, army camp and field life, military parades, mess halls, maneuvers, artillery, transport, firing squads, mass burials."

"The collection consists of 110 stereographs which portray early 20th-century Mexico. Urban and rural areas are depicted. Attention has been given to railroads, mining, bullfighting, and public spaces and structures such as aqueducts, theaters, churches, and markets."

"The following are the maps from A Handbook of Mexico, Great Britain. Naval Intelligence Division, 1919."

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Includes maps for the City of Mexico, Ciudad Juarez, Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, and Mexicali

The Americas collection strives to represent the full range and complexity of the Americas history by bringing together key documents that examines political and cultural relationships from a hemispheric perspective. Its goal is to represent the full range and complexity of a multilingual “Americas” that includes Canada, the Caribbean, and Latin America from the beginning of colonization to the present.

"...provides web access to digital images of archival collections relating to Sonora, Mexico...The collections date from the 19th and early 20th centuries. They cover a broad range of topics, including ranching, mining, land grants, anti-Chinese movements, crime on the border, and governmental issues.

Official Spanish documents about the Spanish province of Texas and the Mexican state of Coahulia y Texas

"This digital collection contains exhibit documents, exhibit images, interview documentation, and oral histories. Not all items are open to the general public. Some audio oral histories have not been transcribed in English and Spanish."

This digital collection contains exhibit documents, exhibit images, interview documentation, and oral histories.

"...oral histories and artifacts pertaining to the Bracero program, a guest worker initiative that spanned the years 1942-1964."

Includes pamphlets, flyers, leaflets, brochures, posters, stickers, and postcards. Search by geographic location, Mexico. Spanish Language materials, primarily.

Era photographs, documents, and oral history interviews

"...contains data gathered since 1982 in surveys administered every year in Mexico and in the United States." Covers 1982-2019.

Postcards of locations and events related to US military involvement in the Mexican Revolution.

"Since 1994, and intensively since 2000, the National Security Archive's Mexico Project has sought to identify and obtain the release of documents from secret government archives on United States and Mexico since 1960, and to disseminate those records.

"Through these pages, visitors will experience colonial Mexico’s religious and political life, early national political discourse and battles for independence, as well as nineteenth century political discord and foreign invasion." Some bilingual annotations.