New Year 1922 gets noisy greeting from thousands of El Paso revelers
Young El Pasoans celebrated New Year 1922 by driving around honking and waving from their cars, police report close calls from flying Jan. 1, 1922.
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Young El Pasoans celebrated New Year 1922 by driving around honking and waving from their cars, police report close calls from flying Jan. 1, 1922.
The first Christmas tree I ever saw in El Paso was in a little wooden structure on the north side of San Antonio street between Oregon and Mesa streets.
Definitely take them to the Winterfest but while you're there, here are some other really Insta-worthy spots to check out in our historic downtown.
Definitely take them to the Winterfest but while you're there, here are some other really Insta-worthy spots to check out in our historic downtown.
El Paso makes merry, Pancho Villa visits to celebrate new year Trish Long, El Paso Times © Times Blumenthal Photo Collection El Paso, TX circa 1914. Westside entrance to Hotel Sheldon, facing Pioneer Plaza, this fringe-top auto carriage ready to depart on a tour of El Paso & Juarez. From the El Paso Morning Times of Jan. 1, 1914: Young and Old Make Merry as Whistles Announce New Year "Only a turn of the calendar leaf and behold! 1914, the New Year, an inspiration for resolutions and good things. "Slowly through the misty vale, the old man, 1913, is wending his way into obli...