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    Painting exhibit, Sullivan Park

Metro platform, 1969
   
    Kiosk in the central city

    1966 view of the Alameda from the Torre Latinoamericano

    Panoramic view towards Zócalo (1966)

    Fountain in Traffic Circle, Paseo de la Reforma

    Restaurante Normandie

    Looking northeastward, Paseo de la Reforma

     Campaign Ad on wall, Partido Acción Nacional

    Mexican Communist Party wall ad

    Trolley Bus

    Model of Zócalo, 19th century

Plaza of the Three Cultures

    Avenida Juárez (1966)

    Los Niños Monument

     National Institute of Anthropology and History

MONUMENT TO INDEPENDENCE

One the most striking of Mexico City's many monuments is the one to Independence. It is in the midst of a traffic circle at the intersection of the Paseo de la Reforma and Río Tiber/Florencia.

Monument to Independence

    Night View

    Closeup of statue

MEXICO CITY BUILDINGS

   Hotel in Zona Rosa
    

Administration building of Tlateloco housing project  as seen from the Buenavista Railroad station

    Stores on Río Pánuco
    

     Sanborn's and Maria Isabel Sheraton Hotel, Reforma y Río Tiber

National Palace (1969). Note construction for the Metro.

Theater marquee, Insurgentes Sur.

     U. S. Embassy

    

Palacio de Bellas Artes
 

    Central Library, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)

     UNAM building

     Hotel del Angel

Dining room, Sanborn's House of Tiles

    Mural, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)