Hacienda de Dolores Noriatenco, Puebla: polychrome wood statue, 16th century, 5 feet tall. Hacienda San Ignacio, Yucatán: 18th century brass sacristy implements--handbell and Bible holder. Hacienda San Ignacio, Yucatán: brass ecclesiastical candle holder. Hacienda de Castamay, Campeche: _cepo_ (stocks), made of mahogany. Hacienda de Castamay, Campeche: chapel stairway. Hacienda Corralitos, Corralitos, Chihuahua: one-million-acre cattle and mining hacienda, 1750. Adobe residence, 1886, surrounded by cottonwoods. Hacienda de Bellavista, Jalisco: sugar refinery silo. Hacienda de Sodzil, Yucatán: bronze weathervane on residence. Hacienda de Puerto de Nieto, Guanajuato: stone residence and chapel. Hacienda de Puerto de Nieto, Guanajuato: gate. Hacienda de Puerto de Nieto, Guanajuato: church. Hacienda de Aurora, Jalisco: commemorative bridge column dated 1750. Hacienda de los Morales, D.F.: patio fountain, 1643. Hacienda de Xala, Hidalgo: residence and chapel, 1785. Hacienda Pixoy, Yucatán: brick-adobe residence and storage rooms. 18th century, eleven rooms. Hacienda de los Ricos, Guanajuato: residence. Hacienda de los Ricos, Guanajuato: bullring entry door. Hacienda de Yaxche, Yucatán: Virgin, 14 inches high, 17th century. Hacienda de San Antonio, Colima: 17th-century chapel and terminus of aqueduct. Hacienda de Jajalpa, D.F.: pink stucco sixteen-room, red-tiled 19th-century residence and chapel. Hacienda San Cayetano, Nayarit: one of a pair of pink ceramic lions at entry to residence. Hacienda de Guarache, Michoacán: residence and chapel. Now a government school. Hacienda de Petaca, Guanajuato: residence. Hacienda de Juana Guerra, Amado Nervo, Durango: millstone. Hacienda San Cayetano de Valencia, Guanajuato: church, 1788. Hacienda de Juana Guerra, Amado Nervo, Durango: baroque church. Hacienda de la Venta del Astillero, Jalisco: 18th-century stone and brick residence and chapel, 220 feet long. Hacienda la Gavia, Estado de México: wood figure, 5 feet tall. Hacienda de Cocoyoc, Morelos: 16th-century chapel. Hacienda de Tikuch, Yucatán: rear view, stairway to second floor residential area Hacienda de Chinameca, Morelos: residence and chapel. Emiliano Zapata assassinated here, 1919. Hacienda de Canutillo, Durango: Pancho Villa buried here July 23, 1923. Hacienda de la Erre, Guanajuato: 1673. Father Miguel Hidalgo began his march from this church. Hacienda de Pueblilla, Zempoala, Hidalgo: chapel tower, 1860. Hacienda de Tepa-Chica, Hidalgo: chapel, 1864. Hacienda la Gavia, Estado de México: carved figure on library door. Hacienda de Arenillas, Puebla: chapel gateway. Hacienda Manga de Clavo, Veracruz: owned by Santa Anna. Rendering from an 1868 bank bond; hacienda destroyed. Hacienda de Esperanza, D.F.: residence. Cattle stalls on ground floor. Hacienda de Águilar, Oaxaca: bas relief, 3 feet x 5 feet, front wall of residence. Hacienda de Sodzil, Yucatán: 19th-century residence.