Peruvian Collection (page 6)

Opening of the Electric Tram System - Lima, Peru Date: circa 1907

Elderly Amerindian Woman - Peru Date: circa 1910s

Peru - Forest Indians - Indigenous people of Peru. Date: circa 1909

Amerindian Man - Cyclopean Wall - Cuzco, Peru
Amerindian Man - standing in front of a Cyclopean stone Wall - testament to the skill of Incan masons - Cuzco, Peru. Date: circa 1910s

A group of indigenous Indians - Cuzco, Peru Date: circa 1906

Indigenous Peruvian Indians at Lake Titicaca, Peru Date: circa 1910s

Incan Fountain - Cuzco, Peru
The Incan people of South America built complex water supply and aqueduct systems, highlighting the advanced hydraulic and civil engineering capabilities of the Inca

Indian blowing a trumpet made ​​of horn
South American Indian blowing a trumpet made ÔÇïÔÇïof horn Date: circa 1930s

A Milkwoman - Lima, Peru Date: 1906

Lima, Peru - Balta Bridge and the San Cristobal Hill
Lima, Peru - Cerro San Cristobal (San Cristobal Hill) and the Balta Bridge over the Rimac River. The Inalambrica Station can be seen in the foreground. Date: 1919

Peruvian river transport - Balsa Raft
A rich European man on a hunting trip, being guided through the rapids by a team of local Peruvian attendants. He is seated on a Balsa Wood Raft, which looks highly unsuitable for the river

Bullfighting - Lima, Peru Date: circa 1910s

Peruvian Musicians
A group of Peruvian Musicians with traditional pipes and large bass drums. The principal instrument is the pan flute or pan pipe (also known as panflute or panpipes) - in a variety of sizes

Lima, Peru - Avenida Leguia Date: circa 1910s

Disembarking from a ship - Mollendo, Peru. Crew members from arriving ships were lifted from their boat via a crane, the Pacific swell being too great for normal landings! circa 1930s

Humboldt Penguins - A series of studies
Pencil studies of Humboldt Penguins by Raymond Sheppard. The Humboldt Penguin (Spheniscus humboldti) (also termed Peruvian Penguin, or Patranca) is a South American penguin

An Andean Harpist with his harp
The harp migrated from Europe to Mexico and South America with the Conquistadores and Missionaries. The South Americans adapted it and it sometimes called the Highland Harp

Racial / Peru / Lima Couple
A Peruvian couple from Callao, Lima

Ramon Castilla
RAMON CASTILLA Peruvian general and President

Costume / Men / Peru / Warrior
A Peruvian warrior chief in ornate costume of red, gold, black and white

Peru Spencer Museum
Interior of the Spencer Museum of Peruvian artifacts and antiquities, now housed in the University of Kansas

Spanish Capture Peruvian
Spanish cruelly compel Peruvian natives to carry their loot

Quinine in Peru
Peruvian natives explain to Europeans that quinine is what their sick companions need

Peruvian Postman
Peruvian postmen keep their heads - and the mail which they carry on them - as they negotiate the rapids which are a hazard of the country

Peruvian Rope Bridges
Three different kinds of rope bridge : apart from the usual walk-across type with its handrails on either side, there is a kind for carrying animals and a hammock variety

General view of Lima, Peru, South America
A general view of Lima, capital city of Peru, South America

Scenes from an earthquake in Peru, South America, showing the destruction of the towns of Arica and Arequipa

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