Photograph of a view from Mesa Avenue looking south and on the east side of Pioneer Plaza and San Jacinto Plaza. There are people, horse drawn carriages, and various buildings including Trost buildings throughout the surrounding area.

Photograph of the Morse house in El Paso, Texas. The bungalow-style house has a gabled roof, and there is a small porch with a half-sized wall blocking it off from the yard. The yard has stairs that move down past walls near the street.

Photograph of a group of Mexican revolutionaries posing for a photograph. All the rebels but one, a man lying on the ground, are holding a rifle. The man on the ground is holding a sack and a utensil. Most of the rebels are holding their rifles as if ready to fire, but the man fourth from the left in the back row has his by his side. The group had the photo taken at their camp. Near the bottom right hand corner, remnants of a fire are visible, along with plates, cups, and a large bowl.

Photograph of a group of rebels sitting and crouching on top of a mountainside looking down below for enemy forces with their rifles drawn.

Photograph of two men in uniform and staff from the Juarez Mayor's office. The group was photographed in front of the Mayor's office in Juarez, Mexico. The three women and two men photographed alongside the Federals are unidentified.

Photograph of a group of Anglo revolutionaries and a few Mexican revolutionaries. The man kneeling down on the right side of the photo appears to be cooking. The Mexican Revolution prompted foreign volunteers to participate in the revolution for a variety of reasons. Many volunteers were called to action in the name of adventure, while others reported to duty as mercenaries. The tall man with a beard, standing directly behind the man hunched over, is said to have been known as American Slim.

Photograph of a large group of soldiers in the middle of a field. Most of the soldiers are standing beside horses. A truck near the center of the photo is situated behind some soldiers. In the distance, the outline of a mountain is seen.

Photograph of an insurrecto beside his horse. Several other insurrectos can be seen in the background. The insurrecto stares straight into the camera as he holds his rifle at his side. He is dressed in a plaid suit, chaps, and is wearing a sombrero. He wears two bandoleers across his chest, in a crisscross fashion. At the end of the rifle's barrel is a knife, serving as a bayonet.

Photograph of men lined up along a street in Juarez, Mexico. Individuals with rifles are scattered along the street. Where the line of men leads to is unknown. Damage to the building on the right side of the photo is visible. In the far distance, the two towers of the Juarez Racetrack protrude into the sky.

Photograph of two Anglo men in Mexico during the Mexican Revolution. The man on the left has two bandoleers crisscrossed across his chest and a cartridge belt around his waist. The men lean against a stone wall.

Photograph of an insurrecto camp along a canal in a heavily treed area. Small groups of insurrectos rest along the canal, as they enjoy a bit of food and drink, conversation and laughs. A large tent is pitched near the center of the photo. Another one is barely seen visible the trees and a group of insurrectos near the far end of the canal.

Photograph of a large group of people at an undisclosed location in the desert. Information on the back of the photo states that this photograph is of a peace commission and to note the American flags displayed on two of the automobiles present in the photograph. A few horses are present in the photo as well. One lone man stares at the camera. He resembles one of the newspapermen photographed in other photos within the collection.

Photograph of two boys standing beside a man. The youngest boy is leaning up against a rifle and the other young man has a lasso in his hand.

Photograph of a man standing on top of a concrete beam as another man looks on smiling. A dog looks up at the man in bewilderment. The man is in front of an unidentified building in Mexico. The exact location of where the photo was taken is unknown.

Photograph of rebel soldiers conversing with one another as they wait for their next orders. Mountaintops can be seen in the far distance.

Photograph of Red Cross Headquarters. The building is located at Fort Bliss, Texas. In this image is an automobile in front of the building. There are also people standing in front of the entrance of the building.

Photograph of three Mexican soldiers escorting a man down a street in Mexico. All three soldiers have their rifles slung over their right shoulder. The rifles appear to be the same model and they all have a bayonet. Further down the street people pass by businesses and residences. At the end of the street is a large, aged church with a bell tower.

Photograph of a revolutionist campsite. Some revolutionaries look at the camera as the photo is taken, while others disregard it. Personal belongings, buckets, bins, and other items are on the floor. In the center of the photo, the revolutionaries' rifles have been stacked together to form a prism.

Photograph of a group of insurrectos posing for a photograph with a group of stacked rifles, right at the forefront. Most of the insurrectos stand with their rifles, except for the man on the ground. He is kneeling down on one knee and has his rifle slung over his left shoulder. Almost all of them also have satchels. Satchels are also attached to each of the rifles in the center of the photo.

Photograph of revolutionary soldiers, a pair of musicians, and a young boy outside of a building. The soldiers reveal their weapons to the camera. The rebel at the end is holding two weapons, a rifle and a handgun. One musician is playing the violin and the other is strumming a guitar.

Photograph of a trio of journalists sitting behind rebel soldiers on top of a rocky hillside. The rebels are serving as lookouts, searching for any visible sign of the enemy. Journalists would shadow both Federal and rebel forces to gather information first hand on the Mexican Revolution to report back to their respective newspapers.

Photograph of two rebel soldiers posing for the photo with their rifles. The pair are dressed in non-uniform apparel. Rebel soldiers rarely wore military issued uniforms, they wore their own clothes. The younger rebel, on the left, is wearing slacks, a long sleeved buttoned up shirt, suspenders, and a tie. The older rebel wears slacks and a long sleeved shirt as well, along with a vest and two bandoleers on his waist. He's holding a rifle and has a handgun tucked away in a holster.

Photograph of a small group of rebels transporting a cannon. The cannon is hitched to a small horse-drawn buggy, handled by two rebels. A few rebels follow the cannon from behind, as they walk toward a new position. The photo was taken in Juarez, Mexico.

Photograph of three rebel soldiers on horseback. They have their rifles in holsters and wear bandoleers. The soldier in the center is holding a handgun. Behind them are several other rebels.