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September 7, 2018

Everyday Life of Mexico City in 1957 Through Amazing Color Photos

September 07, 2018 1950s, life & culture, Mexico, Mexico City, people

Here is a color photo collection from jamesandtim that shows everyday life of Mexico City, mostly portraits of Mexicans in 1957.

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