#4 A parade float with people in traditional Mexican attire and imagery of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the Mexican Independence Day parade in Fort Worth, Texas, 1974.

Home » Places & People

#4 A parade float with people in traditional Mexican attire and imagery of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the Mexican Independence Day parade in Fort Worth, Texas, 1974.

Mexican Independence Day Celebration in Fort Worth in the 1970s: Parades, Mariachi Music, and Festive Spirit

#4 A parade float with people in traditional Mexican attire and imagery of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the Mexican Independence Day parade in Fort Worth, Texas, 1974.

Places & People

Related posts:

#71 Place Rogier, Brussels, 1959

#69 The bronze statue known as “The Three Soldiers” (or “The Three Servicemen”) was unveiled in Was…

#26 Waters from the 1935 event even reached into the Heights, flooding Harvard Street and turning t…

#159 Upton Avenue, Linden Hills, Minneapolis, January 1993

#85 The Hollenden, Cleveland, 1900.

#19 French Children Playing Out in the Streets in the 1930s and 1940s #19 Places & People

#4 Lorraine Bond, a lifelong resident of Osage Avenue, and her daughter, Chantee, attend a service …

#124 Mayor Carter H Harrison, looking up while testifying during the Iroquois Theater fire inquest,…

#12 Two students study in their well decorated dorm room, 1890s