Photograph of an exterior view of the Southwest Museum from Sycamore Grove Park, June 3, 1929. The museum can be seen in the background at center. It is a tall, light-colored structure with a rectangular tower at right and rows of arch-shaped windows along the walls. In the foreground, the tops of many trees can be see. Two small houses can be seen near the edge of the trees in the foreground. Compares to CHS-36391, which shows a very similar scene.
Photograph of an exterior view of Southwest Museum from Sycamore Grove Park, 1929. At center, the tall, Roman Revival-style building of the museum is faintly visible above the tree tops in the distance. At left, a building that appears to be a home can be seen, on the bank of what appears to be small stream at right.
Photograph of flooded street at Buchanan and Aldama, February 1931. In the extreme foreground, two wide streets can be seen meeting an intersection. A layer of water covers the intersection extending to the far right. The water level in the background at left appears significantly lower. At right, a row of homes can be seen along the street. In the extreme background at left, a series of trees can be seen near a line of utility poles. At least two automobiles can be seen parked along the curve. Photoprint reads: "Looking southwest from the intersection of Aldama Street and Buchanan Street, during the rain of Feb. 4, 1931. This condition will be corrected by the Annandale Boulevard and York Boulevard Storm Drain System".
