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Vintage color postcard featuring the historic Iglesia de Guadalupe in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Front Caption / Historical Text: "Ciudad Juarez, México, was settled by the Spanish in 1549 and named 'El Paso del Norte'. During that year this church, with its intricate handcarved ceiling and altar, and its walls of sundried brick, was erected, the bells coming from Spain. For centuries antecedent the city clock their chimes from this ancient belfry tolled the hour of the day and the night. September 16, 1888, in memory of the greatest son of the land, this quaint old city was honored with his name." Bottom Caption: "Iglesia de Guadalupe. A. D. 1549." Details: • Format: Printed color postcard (standard size approx. 3.5" x 5.5") • Subject: Iglesia de Guadalupe / Mission Architecture / Ciudad Juarez / El Paso del Norte border region Condition: Please review the high-resolution scans for edge and corner wear, surface condition, and aging. Item will be shipped in secure packaging to ensure safe arrival. Orders are processed quickly for fast delivery. Check out all of our similar items!