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Photograph of Martina Morado at 18 years of age
Photograph of Martina Morado at 18 years of age in Horton, Kansas, 1915.
Type: Photograph
Photograph of Martina Morado Vallejo, Mary Oroczo, and Frances Cortez
Martina Morado Vallejo with Mary Oroczo and niece Frances Cortez, circa 1920
Type: Photograph
Photograph of Julius Vallejo with his mother and brother
Photograph of Julius Vallejo (age 23) with his mother and brother, 1920s. Left to right: Julius Vallejo, Josefa Vallejo, Felix Vallejo.
Type: Photograph
Photograph of Julius and Martina Vallejo and their children
Photograph of Julius and Martina Vallejo in Horton Kansas, ca. 1921. Left to right: Julius Vallejo, Martina Morado Vallejo, children James (on chair) Helen, Margaret, and Salvador.
Type: Photograph
Photograph of the Vallejo sisters
Photograph of the Vallejo sisters, early 1940s, on the occasion of the 35th wedding anniversary of Martina and Julius Vallejo.
Type: Photograph
Santa Fe Railroad workers
Railroad workers employed by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad in Fort Madison, Iowa, 1920s.
Type: Photograph
Photograph of Florence Gomez
Photograph of Florence Gomez, Cook's Point, ca. 1945. Florence Gomez later married John Terronez, the son of Mary Ramirez and Felipe Bravo Terronez.
Type: Photograph
Assistant in the Migrant Action Program office
Type: Photograph
Jesse Vargas speaking to union members.
Jesse Vargas, brother of Henry Vargas and President of UAW Local 377, speaking to union members. UAW represented foundry workers in the Quad Cities, 1959.
Type: Photograph
LULAC, Fort Madison, Iowa
National LULAC officers meet with leaders of Iowa's first LULAC council (Fort Madison's LULAC Council 304) to discuss challenges facing Mexican Americans in Iowa.
Type: Photograph