Professors Brooks Jeffrey and J. C. Mutchler of the University of Arizona take measurements at Camp Naco, October 12, 2007
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Naco, Arizona Topographical Map 1902
Gen. Obregon and Harry Overlock, US Customs
Camp Naco is the best preserved of nearly a dozen abandoned military compounds established along the US-Mexico border during the Mexican Revolution of 1910-1920.
Time Magazine 1924-1929 various issues
Huachuca Illustrated, vol 1, 1993:
Archaeology Southwest Highlights: Archaeology of the Borderlands ... -
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Naco, Arizona Topographical Map 1902
Naco, Arizona Topographical Map 1902
General Obregon, Naco, Az 1912
Gen. Obregon and Harry Overlock, US Customs
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