Socials
A Juan Arancio exhibition. Visit of Monsignor José Maria Arancedo. Parish hall.
Familia Tesolín
A Juan Arancio exhibition. Visit of Monsignor José Maria Arancedo. Parish hall.
Familia Tesolín
A Juan Arancio exhibition. Visit of Monsignor José Maria Arancedo. Parish hall.
Familia Tesolín
ORIGINAL: decree creating the development commission of the Colonia La Pelada (1913).
TRANSCRIPTION: decree creating the development commission of the Colonia La Pelada (1913).
TRANSCRIPTION: decree creating the development commission of the Colonia La Pelada (1913).
Official Guide to the Province of Santa Fe.
Official Guide to the Province of Santa Fe.
“Da. Virginia Juncos de Mendez and her little daughter Pochita” - EL ORDEN newspaper, Tuesday, January 29, 1929
Diario El Orden
Panoramic view of La Pelada; the narrow-gauge railway station is marked with an arrow - EL ORDEN newspaper, Wednesday, August 6, 1930
Diario El Orden
Pictured: José Mayoraz. The brothers Juan, José, and Francisco Mayoraz were Swiss immigrants and the first foreign cattle ranchers in the Las Colonias Department. They were pioneers in the development of the towns of Progreso and La Pelada beginning in 1863. Swiss-Argentine Photo Album (1914)
Álbum Gráfico Suizo Argentino
Pictured: Francisco Mayoraz. The brothers Juan, José, and Francisco Mayoraz were Swiss immigrants and the first foreign cattle ranchers in the Las Colonias Department. They were pioneers in the development of the towns of Progreso and La Pelada beginning in 1863. Swiss-Argentine Photo Album (1914)
Álbum Gráfico Suizo Argentino
Pictured: Juan Mayoraz. The brothers Juan, José, and Francisco Mayoraz were Swiss immigrants and the first foreign cattle ranchers in the Las Colonias Department. They were pioneers in the development of the towns of Progreso and La Pelada beginning in 1863. Swiss-Argentine Photo Album (1914)
Álbum Gráfico Suizo Argentino
In the photo: Juan Mayoraz (Jr.). He was the general manager and was in charge of running the “Las Palmeras” cattle ranch, a valuable property owned by his father. Swiss-Argentine Photo Album (1914)
Álbum Gráfico Suizo Argentino
Delivery of a Kaiser “Estanciera” to Osvaldo Pedro José Barbiero, a telegraph operator from La Pelada and winner of the first prize in the raffle held by the Postal and Telecommunications Social Welfare Fund. El Litoral Newspaper, 1959
Diario El Litoral
Children's Gallery - “Hugo Alejo Martinet, a child from a respectable family in La Pelada.” El Orden Newspaper - 1932
Diario El Orden
"Ñato", Eduardo Marengo, "Negrito" Moreira, Hugo Schumaker.
Santa Fe Children's Symphony Orchestra, brought by Botterón Zunino.
Esc. N° 502 - Archivo de Gladys Alassia
