Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Bird's-eye view of United States-Mexico border crossing, with 2 security booths, about 12 cars, about 4 pedestrians, with building with arcade on Mexican side, other buildings foreground and background, and sign arching over road reading "Mexico." Other signs read: "Gateway Hotel," "Tome cerveza," "Drink Beer," "Mexicali," "Cafe Gambrinus," "Climax Cafe" Possibly related to the article, “No Permit Needed at Mexican Border.” Los Angeles Times, 6 Jul. 1927. the article states: Calexico July 5--Tourists who enter Mexico at this port for brief visits will no longer be required to secure card permits … or July 14, 1927, “New Regulations in Force at Border.” Calexico, July 13--Stringent new regulations requiring that all Americans crossing the international line to Mexicali secure a special permit was announced today … Handwritten at edge of negative: American Mexican Line, Calexico, from Amer. side, 24 Text from nitrate negative sleeve: California, Calexico-Mexicali
Type
Image
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1429_0386 0386 ark:/21198/zz002d9nf0
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
International Boundaries--United States Government Immigration stations--California--Calexico Boundaries--Mexico
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