Publisher's Synopsis
This book, published in the 1920s, describes train excursions that take travelers from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea on a journey through Mexico's ancient Toltec sites. The text describes the archaeological sites and history of the area and is accompanied by photographs and illustrations. This book offers a glimpse into tourism in the early 20th century and how ancient civilizations were being marketed as a travel destination.
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