El Paso Street in 1940s
La Calle El Paso en los años 40
El Paso Street in 1940s
The image shows El Paso Street, probably in the 1940s. The streetcar can be seen in the middle of El Paso Street, which connected El Paso and Juarez. To the right is the Hotel Paso del Norte, opened in 1912 and designed by Henry C. Trost. It was renamed Camino Real Hotel in 1993. To the right of the hotel is the Ellanay, a movie theater, which dates back to at least 1918. It was renamed Capri in the 1960s, but eventually torn down in the 1980s to make way for the Camino Real tower.
Report this entry
More from the same community-collection
Boy with the Boot Statue El Paso, Texas
The Boy was first placed in the park next to old City Hall in ...
Men's and Women's Wedding Clothing El Paso, Texas
Man’s Wedding Coat, 1853 Worn by Prof. C.C. Huffaker at his ...
Architecture and Landscaping El Paso, Texas
Both the Spanish and the Native American peoples of Meso America ...
Letters and Bibles El Paso, Texas
The surge of population headed to California for the 1849 Gold ...
Mason and Hamlin Organ and Edison Phonograph
Mason & Hamlin Organ, ca. 1870. Edison Phonograph, 1915-1919. ...
Gunning Casteel, Inc. El Paso, Texas
Gunning Casteel was a pharmacy in downtown El Paso, Texas circa ...
Gunning Casteel, inc. Prescription Drugs El Paso, Texas
Headache prescription filled by Gunning Casteel pharmacy in El ...
Original Adobe Used For The Home El Paso, Texas
Image shows small sample of original adobe used in historic ...
1971 Roxana Angulo - El Paso, Texas
1971 Roxana Angulo, born to Rosemary Gereda and Jorge I. Angulo, ...
