Commemorative arch at Pike Park’s entrance
El Fenix restaurant near Pike Park
Making tamales at Luna Tortilla Factory
Cinco de Mayo celebration, circa 1925 (Dallas Public Library)
Alamo Street located in Little Mexico, circa 1950 (Dallas Public Library)
Feast held at a Cinco de Mayo celebration at Pike Park, circa 1952 (Dallas Public Library)
Luna’s Tortilla Factory sign in Little Mexico, circa 1969 (Dallas Public Library)
Pike Park—and the former Little Mexico barrio that once surrounded it—provided a community home for Mexican immigrants to Texas during and following the Mexican Revolution in the early 1900s. The park and several Little Mexico community structures and organizations still remain, including El Fenix restaurant, and the Luna’s Tortilla Factory and St. Anne’s School buildings.
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