Wednesday, Aug. 22 On Nevada de Toluca
Rode to crater & visited lake.... A rounded hill in the midst of the crater is said to be a Pelee spine.... Climbed to the highest point more than 15,000 ft. Very little snow.... Popocataypital [sic Popocateptl] partly cloud hidden. Nevada de Toluca is the 4th in height of the Mexican volcanoes.
— Notebook 42, 1906, [pages 162 – 163]
Notebook. A.P. Coleman. Wednesday August 22, Notebook 42, 1906, [page 162]
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. San Andres de Chalchicomela, Cinder Cones and Chalcicomela. n.d.
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. Northern Mexico, Lake Encinillas, Live Oak Lake, Mexico, 1906.
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. Gate of Church yard, Cuernavaca (Mexico); 417. n.d.
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. House, Isleta, New Mexico, 1907;148.
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. Mt. Popocateptl [Mexico], from Northeast, Morning, 1936 ;[416].
Watercolour. A.P. Coleman. Mt. Popocateptl [with a sunset,] Mexico; 420. n.d.
