The image captures the Hotel Terminal—a likely hub for travelers, journalists, military personnel, and revolutionaries during this turbulent era. Such establishments were often central to communication, strategy, and civilian life amidst the conflict, making this photograph a rare window into the infrastructure and atmosphere of the time.
 
Retaining its original state, this postcard is a valuable primary source for historians, collectors, and enthusiasts of Mexican history, revolutionary ephemera, or early 20th-century photography. Its survival makes it a museum-caliber artifact ideal for display or research.
 
Key Details:
 
Subject: Hotel Terminal during the Mexican Revolution
 
Date: 1914
 
Type: Real photograph postcard (photo emulsion on card stock)
 
Size: 9cm x 14cm
 
Condition: Period-appropriate aging with potential minor edge wear; image remains clear and compelling
 
Historical Significance: Documents travel and hospitality infrastructure during the revolution
 
Provenance: Original, vintage piece