Employment Opportunity: Library Assistant, New Mexico History Museum, Santa Fe
May 5, 2022
The New Mexico History Museum is seeking a Library Assistant for a short-term project during the Summer 2022. The position
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New Mexico History Museum is Collecting Quarantine Diaries and Wants You to be Involved!
April 13, 2020
The New Mexico History Museum is collecting Quarantine Diaries. We’re hoping to capture history in the making and would like
Billy the Kid
November 19, 2015
Billy the Kid Probably hundreds of books, articles and films have been written over the years on the subject
Santa Fe’s Art Colony
August 18, 2015
New Mexico is renowned for its natural beauty, clear skies, and soft pastel landscapes. It has inspired local artists for
Great Books about New Mexico: Summer reading, Western style
July 27, 2015
Best sellers, beach reads, pulp fiction, dime novels, must reads, penny dreadfuls, by whatever sometimes fanciful name we call them,
Great Books about New Mexico: At the End of the Santa Fe Trail
July 7, 2015
At the End of the Santa Fe Trail by Sister Blandina Segale (Kessinger Pub 2010) Born in Italy, Rosa Maria Segale
Great Books about New Mexico: New Mexico, an interpretive history
June 1, 2015
New Mexico: an interpretive history by Marc Simmons (UNM Press) Originally written as part of a Bicentennial project which produced
Free Workshop: Teaching with Historic Maps
April 21, 2015
Calling all teachers, educators, education students and librarians! What do maps reveal about geography and social conditions? How are maps
Great Books About New Mexico: The House at Otowi Bridge
April 17, 2015
The House at Otowi Bridge: The Story of Edith Warner and Los Alamos by Peggy Pond Church (UNM) New Mexico
Great Books About New Mexico: Mountain Villages
February 11, 2015
Mountain Villages, by Alice Bullock “Amateur” historians and history buffs have long made substantial contributions to our understanding and preservation