A black-and-white postcard of a long walkway of the old shopping district in Cuzco. —— Una postal en blanco y negro de una larga pasarela del antiguo distrito comercial de Cuzco.
Rights:
Public Domain / Dominio Público (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/)
Type:
Still image / Imagen fija
Translated Title:
"En el distrito comercial indígena"
Topic:
Markets, Mercados, Indigenous peoples, Gente indígena, Social life and customs, Vida social y costumbres, Children, and Niñas/Niños
Title:
“In the native shopping district”
Time Period Covered:
20th Century / Siglo XX (1900-1999)
Source Collection Name:
Hispanic Society of America Postcard Collection
Source Collection Local Identifier:
Cuzco, Peru
Rights - Use and Reproduction:
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General Note:
Publisher’s identifier: “H-571”. Postcard previously at the State University of Iowa Library —— Identificador del editor: “H-571”. Postal anteriormente en la Biblioteca de la Universidad Estatal de Iowa.
Extent:
1 postcard / postal
Description:
A black-and-white postcard of a long walkway of the old shopping district in Cuzco. —— Una postal en blanco y negro de una larga pasarela del antiguo distrito comercial de Cuzco.
Date Created/Date Issued:
circa 1921-1928
Creator/Contributor:
Hispanic Society of America (publisher / editorial)
Place Name:
Peru and Peru--Cuzco
Owning Repository:
Benson Latin American Collection, LLILAS Benson Latin American Studies and Collections, The University of Texas at Austin
