Statistics in Schools – US Census
March 4, 2022
Statistics may not evoke a sense of fun for most people but they can actually be exciting. The U.S. Census
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A New Research Guide to New Mexico Newspapers on Microfilm at the State Library
February 2, 2022
The New Mexico State Library holds thousands of rolls of microfilm for New Mexico newspapers
Census Data and Your Library Community
January 6, 2022
As libraries we strive to provide relevant and dynamic programming, resources, and services for our unique communities. Sometimes it is
New Mexico History in 10 Minutes Series from the State Historian
November 1, 2021
The New Mexico State Historian, Rob Martinez created a YouTube Channel for the NM History in 10 Minutes Series. There
Southwest Natural History
June 30, 2021
“New Mexico is enormously rich in biodiversity, with approximately 4,583 known species. Across plants and vertebrate animals, New Mexico has
Living Nations, Living Words
April 12, 2021
Joy Harjo, our 23rd U.S. Poet Laureate, has created a fantastic addition to our understanding of Native American poets and
Contemporary Pueblo Women in Leadership, Service, and the Arts
March 11, 2021
The New Mexico State Library is excited to announce the addition of Journeys and Pathways: Contemporary Pueblo Women in
Census Fun: Reference Card File of 1950 Federal Census
January 4, 2021
If you haven’t yet investigated History Hub, the National Archives online crowd-sourcing history site, I highly recommend it. You can
A Grant Helps the New Mexico State Library Preserve New Mexico’s History
December 23, 2020
The New Mexico State Library’s newspaper collection on microfilm includes thousands of reels of newspapers from large and small towns
Explore History Hub
December 10, 2020
This summer the New Mexico State Library proudly joined the National Archives’ History Hub project as an institutional partner. History