Add to ORKGCaption: Zacamixtle village and field. This place is said to have been the wildest boom town known in history. Field is now salt water, as could be told from the condition on the huts. V. C., Mexico
Caption: Another view of San Geronimo #6 in the day she "came in." Las Lomas, V. C., Mexico
Caption: San Geronimo #2 well. Capacity estimated at 80,000 - 180,000 bbls daily. Reservoir in backg...
Caption: Abodillo and Clopton at "Poco Comer, " which was later called "Nada Comer." Near Palo Blanc...
Caption: Amatlán field, looking south over plug, Zazgosa. Zacamixtle field is located on the other s...
Caption: Aguila Chiconcillo #1 well flowing geyser - like every 40 minutes. Finally blew in - salt w...
Caption: Mexican oil well fire in Amatlan field, just south of Los Naranjos, State of Vera Cruz, Mex...
Caption: Part of the crater of Dos Bocas, which began Mexican production by flowing millions of barr...
Caption: California type rig. Pierce oil well, just after it came in. San Miguel, V. C., Mexico
Caption: Mexican Gulf camp and pump station at Tepetate. This is probably the best camp the Gulf has...
Caption: Village of San Lorenzo, V. C., Mexico. Shows a more open type of country, with rounded hill...
Caption: Gas flare at Las Lomas spouts oil and catches afire. Looked interesting for awhile. V. C., ...
Caption: Village of Paso Real, with mayor's hut at left. Dance hall is in center. Could be labeled "...
Santa Fe Mission Depot, Albuquerque, New Mexico, circa 1907-1914. Caption reads: "Albuquerque is a v...
Caption: Village of Atoyac, the first station in the mountains between Vera Cruz and Mexico City. Pr...
Caption: Old Huasteca well at Las Lomas, V. C., Mexico, plugged after Aguila Iron law-suit. Leaking ...
Caption: Another view of San Geronimo #6 in the day she "came in." Las Lomas, V. C., Mexico
Caption: San Geronimo #2 well. Capacity estimated at 80,000 - 180,000 bbls daily. Reservoir in backg...
Caption: Abodillo and Clopton at "Poco Comer, " which was later called "Nada Comer." Near Palo Blanc...
Caption: Amatlán field, looking south over plug, Zazgosa. Zacamixtle field is located on the other s...
Caption: Aguila Chiconcillo #1 well flowing geyser - like every 40 minutes. Finally blew in - salt w...
Caption: Mexican oil well fire in Amatlan field, just south of Los Naranjos, State of Vera Cruz, Mex...
Caption: Part of the crater of Dos Bocas, which began Mexican production by flowing millions of barr...
Caption: California type rig. Pierce oil well, just after it came in. San Miguel, V. C., Mexico
Caption: Mexican Gulf camp and pump station at Tepetate. This is probably the best camp the Gulf has...
Caption: Village of San Lorenzo, V. C., Mexico. Shows a more open type of country, with rounded hill...
Caption: Gas flare at Las Lomas spouts oil and catches afire. Looked interesting for awhile. V. C., ...
Caption: Village of Paso Real, with mayor's hut at left. Dance hall is in center. Could be labeled "...
Santa Fe Mission Depot, Albuquerque, New Mexico, circa 1907-1914. Caption reads: "Albuquerque is a v...
Caption: Village of Atoyac, the first station in the mountains between Vera Cruz and Mexico City. Pr...
Caption: Old Huasteca well at Las Lomas, V. C., Mexico, plugged after Aguila Iron law-suit. Leaking ...
Caption: Another view of San Geronimo #6 in the day she "came in." Las Lomas, V. C., Mexico
Caption: San Geronimo #2 well. Capacity estimated at 80,000 - 180,000 bbls daily. Reservoir in backg...
Caption: Abodillo and Clopton at "Poco Comer, " which was later called "Nada Comer." Near Palo Blanc...