Books Published About Xalapa
- Una excursión a Jalapa en 1875 por Guillermo Prieto
- El Libro Azul del Estado de Veracruz (1923). México, el País del Porvenir (bilingüe, español e inglés). México, Compañía Editorial Pan-Americana, S. A. Edición facsimilar de la Editora del Gobierno, 2007; reimpresión 2008.
- Arquilla Abierta (ca.1980) por Ana Güido de Icaza
- Xalapa de mis recuerdos (1986) por Aureliano Hernández Palacios
- Bocetos Antiguos de Xalapa (1991) por Rubén Pabello Acosta
- Trazos de una vida, bosquejos de una Ciudad. El pintor Carlos Rivera y Xalapa (2009) por Alicia Bazarte Martínez. México, Instituto Politécnico Nacional / Gobierno del Estado de Veracruz, 2009.
- Politics and Privilege in a Mexican City (Stanford University Press, 1972), by Richard Fagen and William S. Tuohy
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