Columbus, N.M. Post Office after Pancho Villa Raid

Columbus New Mexico shortly after Pancho Villa's Raid

Above we show a moving photo of Columbus, N.M. Post Office shortly after the Pancho Villa Raid of the city. It was the only foreign invasion of the United states homeland in the 1900's.

The illustration documents Columbus, N.M. Post Office.

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Image ID# D7A83AF7
Ref: loc/Bain Collection

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This Photograph Comes from the Collection:

• American History 1900 to 1930s

And is Part of the Following Theme Groups:

• American Life in the 1910s

• Mexico

• Military