Procession of men, Feast of St. Stephen

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  Acoma procession, Feast of St. Stephen

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  A view of a street in Acoma with a procession coming down the street, and bystanders on each side of the street and on the roof.

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  Feast of St. Stephen, Acoma, New Mexico

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  Feast of St Stephen, Acoma, N. M. 902

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  Indian men and women gathered in the pueblo during the Feast of San Esteban (Saint Stephen), Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico.

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  Rear of old church showing rain water cistern, Acoma, New Mexico

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  A view showing the rear of the old church with a large rain water cistern in front with an Indian leading a horse to water, another Indian walking by and a horse tied by the water cistern.

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  Photographs of the Feast of the Dead festival in Los Angeles' Chinatown, 1902 October

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  Nine photographic postcards documenting the Chinese community's Feast of the Dead festival in Los Angeles' Old Chinatown, October, 1902. The religious celebration invoked Taoist rituals to honor the dead, and was popularly called the Feast of the Dead, though other translations may be Ta Chiu festival or Dajiao festival. The event took place every three years in Los Angeles' Chinatown, and lasted several days. The images depict Chinese participants in traditional and festive dress; children in decorated carts; men carrying puppets or effigies; and a procession carrying a long paper dragon. Crowds are seen gathered around the Los Angeles Plaza area, and one image shows a group carrying Chinese banners and the American flag.

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  Rock pillar of Acoma

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  A view of a butte near Acoma with a brush structure and 2 wagons parked in front.

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