Juanita, Maria, Jesus and Raquel Hernandez - El Paso, Texas
Juanita, Maria, Jesus y Raquel Hernandez - El Paso, Tejas

Juanita, Maria, Jesus and Raquel Hernandez - El Paso, Texas

The image of the four brothers and sisters Juanita, Maria, Jesus and Raquel Hernandez was taken by the Casasola Photograph Studio in 1938. Apart from their names, the identity of the children is unknown. Alfonso Casasola, a member of a famous family of Mexican photographers, came to El Paso in the 1920s after several years in the Mexican consular service. He established the Casasola Studio (also known by its Spanish name, Estudio Casasola) at 511 S. El Paso Street and was active in many civic organizations. He died on February 17, 1948 at the age of 59, but his wife, Emma Flores Casasola, continued the studio for many years. Many El Pasoans went to the Studio to take their picture.

Area: Central / Downtown

Collection: Casasola Photograph Collection

Source: University of Texas at El Paso Library - Special Collections Department

Reference ID: PH041-01-00214

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

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