Villa del Rosario de Cúcuta 1821

Título: “El Chalet de Miguel Crisol – 1889 – 1911“. Autor: Federico G. Bordese. Editor: Revista del Archivo Fotográfico de Córdoba. Año: mayo del 2018.

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