These photographs of Uayalceh were taken about 1920.
They are from a scrapbook found by Ben Muse of South Dennis in the Fall of 2001.
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Beatriz, on a wall at Uayalceh. |
The front of the main house (the "casa
principal") from the terrrace.
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The front of the henequin
factory from almost the same spot on the terrace.
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Henequin plants at Uayalceh
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Combing hemp on the terrace at Uayalceh |
Beatriz, branding a calf at Uayalceh. Like other
Yucatecan haciendas, Uayalceh started out as a cattle ranch; cattle were still a part of
the operation in 1920. Left to right in the photograph: Espiridion, Rubio (Chief
cowboy), Beatriz |
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Rounding up cattle at Uayalceh |
Ropework at Uayalceh - rounding up cattle
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The garden at Uayalceh. The main corridor along the
side of the house is to the viewer's left. |
The main corridor along the side of the casa principal.
Left to right: Pilar Peon,Mlle. Pelicir, Salaman, Maria Christina de Regil, Porfirio,
Beatriz (with kerchief and knotted tie around her neck. |