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Title: Elephant Butte Dam (NM), Real Photo PM May-03		Title: White's City White's City (NM), Continental Chrome unused Description: Adjacent to Carlsbad Caverns National Park, White's City is the choice of Carlsbad Caverns visitors. Accommodations for over 500 people. The Velvet Garter Restaurant, World famous Million Dollar Museum-fun for the whole family.

Title: Religious Procession Leaving The Church Santo Domingo (NM), Divided Back PM 1912 Jan-15 Description: As a rule a number of weddings take kplace on the morning of the Corn Dance. These weddings are performed in the church by the Catholic prist. After the ceremony the entire wedding party forms in a parade and proceeds to the plaza where the damce is held. The figure of the Holy virgin is carried under a canopy and deposited in a temporary shrine on the plaza. The priests in their robes and vestments accompany the Procession. The Pueblo Indian is an industrious and intelligent citizen, who alternately labors and then relaxes himself in games and ceremonies. His gods are inumerable ? gods of harvest and of famine, of sun and rain and snow, of peace and war. Etc.,		Title: State Capitol Sante Fe (NM), Divided Back unused

Title: Old Church At Pueblo Of Isleta Pueblo Of Isleta (NM), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Mountainair Community Building Mountainair (NM), Linen PM 1943 Oct-05


Title: Church At Ranchos De Taos Ranchos De Taos (NM), Linen unused Description: This very fine old primitive Church was built by the early Spanish colonists to serve the farming community three miles south of Taos. The neighborhood comprises a scattered and rambling village including Talpa, and the villagers live according to the customs and traditions of their forefathers dating back to the days of Don Fernando.		Title: Capulin Mountain National Monument Capulin (NM), Chrome unused Description: Aerial view of Capulin Mountain located in northeastern New Mexico 32 miles east of Raton. One of the largest and most symmetrical of the geologically recent volcanic cinder cones in the United States. It rises about 1500 feet above the surrounding plains to an elevation of 8182 feet

Title: Old Band Stand Mesilla (NM), Continental Chrome unused Description: This old band stand on the plaza of Old Mesilla displays both the flags of U.S. and Mexico. At one time a Mexican village, part of Chihuahua, the territory was included in the Gadsden Purchase. Mesilla was the scene of the famous trial of Billy the kid.		Title: The Stable, La Posta Mesilla (NM), Continental Chrome unused Description: This room is part of the old stable for the numerous stage lines that stopped at La Posta a century ago, when it was a buys station on the Butterfield Stage Route. Many Varieties of tropical plants flourish in here and it is considered one of the most beautiful dining rooms in the Southwest.

Title: Community House Red River (NM), Continental Chrome unused		Title: Truth Or Consequences Truth Or Consequences (NM), Continental Chrome PM 1973 May-03 Description: Truth or Consequences is famous for its health-giving hot springs where countless people come to bathe in the magical waters. Also, at T. or C., on the Elephant Butte Lake, there is some of the finest lake fishing in New Mexico.

Title: Blue Spruce Lodge, Highway 66 East Gallup (NM), Linen PM Jul-31 Description: "For a Pleasant Stay in he Indian Capital" Air Conditioned Blue Spruce Lodge Tiled Baths and Showers East Highway 66. Mr. and Mrs. John Milosevich, Managing owners. In easy driving distance of 6 National Monuments and the picturesque Indian Country. A modern Motor Lodge (Completed 1950) of 19 comfortable units - with several large rooms for family accommodations. Steam Heat for winter comfort, Good Cafes close by.		Title: Ruins Of Tyuonyi Frijoles Canyon (NM), Linen unused Description: A "close-up" or intimate view of the ground floor arrangement of these remarkable ruins of pueblo type houses which were from one to three stories in height. Entrance was made from the inner court to the top, descending through the roofs into the rooms---affording the greatest protection from the enemy.

Title: View Of The Bull Rink Ciudad Juarez (NM), Linen unused		Title: Greetings From Artesia Artesia (NM), Linen unused

Title: The Church Of San Felipe De Neri Old Albuquerque (NM), Linen unused Description: Originally built by the Franciscans in 1706-7. The old Spanish garrison building adjoins the church and the original adobe walls still stand, though now covered with a brick facing. The building is now used by the Jesuit Priests as their home.		Title: Interior Of Church Pueblo of Isleta (NM), Linen unused Description: Thirteen miles west of Albuquerque is the Indian Pueblo of Isleta. One of the striking features of this pueblo is the old church. It is easily distinguished by the two immense bell towers. Notwithstanding the presence of a well preserved church and the constant attendance of a priest, Isleta possesses an estufa, or native ceremonial chamber, where ancient religious rites are still observed.

Title: A Street Pueblo Of Acoma (NM), Divided Back unused		Title: Old Church At Pueblo Of Isleta Missions (NM), Divided Back PM 1910 Apr-18 Description: More than a score of these pueblos are scattered over New Mexico. Isleta lies close to the Santa Fe tracks eleven miles west of Albuquerque. The Pueblo Indian is not curious and of the outer world knows little. Many are housed today in the same structures in which their forefathers were discovered and three and a half centuries of contact with the white man has not materially changed their manner of life. The Indian tribes that roamed over mountain and plain have become wards of the Government; the Pueblo Indian has absolutely maintained his individuality, self-respecting and self-supporting.

Title: The Church At Pueblo Of Santo Domingo (NM), Divided Back unused Description: As seen from the train. The soldier and the priest marched side by side in the days of the Spanish conquest, and simultaneously with the occupation of new Mexico mission churches of the Jesuit and Franciscan orders were built. The exact date of the present church is hard to determine as the pueblo has been moved from one side of the Rio grandee river to the other; it has existed, however, since the Spanish conquest. The Santo Domingo Indians profess the catholic religion, though still adhering to many of their tribal religious ceremonies.		Title: The Estufa Corn Dance Pueblo Of Santo Domingo (NM), Divided Back unused Description: The Estufa is the sacred meeting place of each pueblo village, where the men congregate and where all of the sacred rites of their religious ceremonies are held. The Estufa is a circular structure built mostly under ground and entered by a single opening in the roof. The Estufas are now used as places for holding the civil, religious and secret ceremonies of the tribe, but they were originally only the sleeping and lounging places of the men and could not be entered by the women. There are sacred rites, lasting three days, held in the Estufa previous to the Corn Dance.

Title: Whiting Motels Continental Divide (NM), Chrome unused Description: Whiting Motel are located in Holbrook, Winslow, Flagstaff, Williams, Kingman and Yucca, Arizona Barstow, California and Continental Divide, San Fidel Interchange, West Albuquerque and Santa Rosa in New Mexico, (all on Interstate 40)		Title: Las Alamos County Courthouse Los Almos (NM), Continental Chrome unused

Title: The Church Of San Felipe De Neri, The Plaza Old Albuquerque (NM), Linen unused Description: Originally built by the Franciscans in 1706-7. The old Spanish garrison building adjoins the church and the original adobe walls still stand, though now covered with a brick facing. The building is now used by the Jesuit Priests as their home.		Title: City Hall Belen (NM), Linen unused Description: Belen was first settled by the Spaniards in 1719 and has been "just a little Spanish town" until he last decade, during which time it has gone ahead rapidly and is now a modern town located in the fertile Rio Grande valley and free from severe climatic conditions.

Title: White Sands National Monument White Sands (NM), Linen unused Description: Here at White Sands, hundreds of acres of pure gypsum forms one of the most spectacular of scenic highlights. Few, if any plants, can exist in this beautiful expanse of lovely white sand. One of the most unusual of picnic grounds in the nation is found in the heart of this fabulous spot. Fifteen Miles South of Alamogordo, New Mexico, and about eighty Miles North of El Paso, Texas, the White Sands are continually growing and encroaching upon the desert at the foot of the San Andres Mts.		Title: Holy Family Church Chimayo (NM), Chrome unused Description: Located only about 5 miles form the site of the first white settlement in the United States. The new parish church and rectory were completed in 1967. It is modern in every detail, but isolated form traffic and noise for a quiet, reverent atmosphere.

Title: St. Josephs Mission Mescalero (NM), Chrome unused Description: Built as a memorial to men lost in World War I it stands overlooking the reservation. The Apache tribe was feared in the early days because of the notorious Geronimo. The Indians living on this reservation are the Mescalero branch of the Apache people		Title: St. Albino Catholic Church Old Mesilla (NM), Chrome unused Description: This church faces the historic plaza where the Gadsden Purchase was signed in 1854. The adobe structure where Billy the Kid was tried still stands on the S.E. corner of the Plaza. In 1862 Old Mesilla was headquarters of the Military District of Territory of Arizona. (Including the present State of New Mexico.)

Title: Old Church At Pueblo Of Isleta Osleta (NM), White Border PM 1911 Nov-14 Description: More than a score of these pueblos are scattered over New Mexico. Isleta lies close to the Santa Fe tracks eleven miles west of Albuquerque. The Pueblo Indian is not curious and of the outer world knows little. Many are housed today in the same structures in which their forefathers were discovered and three and a half centuries of contact with the white man has not materially changed their manner of life. The Indian tribes that roamed over mountain and plain have become wards of the Government; the Pueblo Indian has absolutely maintained his individuality, self-respecting and self-supporting.		Title: Entrance To The Old Church Pueblo of Laguna (NM), White Border unused

Title: The Church Santo Domingo (NM), White Border unused Description: Fred Harvey The soldier and the priest marched side by side in the days of the Spanish conquest, and simultaneously with the occupation of New Mexico mission churches of the Jesuit and Franciscan orders were built. The exact date of the present church is hard to determine as the pueblo has been moved from one side of the Rio Grande river to the other; it has existed, however, since the Spanish Conquest. The canto Domingo Indians profess the Catholic religion, though still adhering a many of their tribal religious ceremonies.		Title: Apache Canyon In The Glorietta Mts Apache Canyon (NM), White Border PM 1918 Apr-19 Description: Fred Harvey After leaving Las Vegas, the road winds over park slopes to the commanding height of Glorietta Pase (Alt. 7,422 ft.) The downward ride is thru Apache Canyon, where in 1849 noted battles were fought between Kenney's army and the Mexicans, and in 1862 between Federal and Confederate forces.

Title: Lamy Lamy (NM), White Border unused Description: Fred Harvey Lamy, between Las Vegas and Albuquerque, was named for the good Archbishop who founded a convent the walls of which are still standing, and who also once taught the Indians in a little adobe school house. At the time of the founding of this convent he was a missionary priest, but afterwards became Archbishop of Santa Fe.		Title: Old Spanish Convent Lamy (NM), White Border unused Description: Fred Harvey The town of Lamy, between Las Vegas and Albuquerque, was named for the good Archbishop who founded nearby a convent, the walls of which are still standing, and who also once taught the Indians in a little adobe school house. At the time of the founding of this convent he was a missionary priest, but afterwards became Archbishop Lamy of Santa Fe.

Title: Artesian Well Near Roswell (NM), Private Mailing Card PM 1906 Jan-15		Title: Chair Lift Sandia Peak Ski Area (NM), Chrome unused Description: The 7,500-foot double chairlift at "Spectacular" Sandia Peak Ski Area. Just 26 Miles from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Skiing from Thanks giving to Easter.

Title: West Of Lordsburg Lordsbury (NM), Real Photo unused		Title: Administration Portles (NM), Real Photo unused Description: E.N.M.U

Title: Torreon Lincoln (NM), Chrome unused Description: One of Lincoln's earliest structures. Built in the 1850's. Its thick walls protected Spanish - Americans against the Apaches. In Lincoln Co. War Murphy's sharpshooters were here stationed. In 1937 Chaves Country Historical Society undertook restoration of tower. The Torreon or Tower was used for defense against the Indians by the early settlers of Lincoln, New Mexico.		Title: Valley View Motel Green Tree (NM), Chrome unused Description: Ultra modern with tile bath in every room, Franciscan furniture, wall-to-wall carpets, and panel ray heat. Kitchenettes. On highway 70 near Ruidoso Downs, New Mexico. 67 miles west of Roswell, New Mexico.

Title: Great Seal of the State of New Mexico (NM), Chrome unused Description: New Mexico was admitted to the Union on Jan. 6,1912. The State Capitol is Santa Fe. The highest point in the State is Truchas Peak at 13,306 ft. and lowest point is 2,876 ft. in Eddy Co., mean elevation is 5,700 ft.		Title: Mission Of Santa Tomas Trampas (NM), Chrome PM 1983 Description: This structure was built about 1760. the Batistrade was replaced in 1932

Title: Greetings From Tucumcar Tucumcar (NM), Chrome unused Description: Tucumcari derives its name form the Indian name for the nearby mountain. It borders on the great plains which the Spaniards called Llano Estacado (staked plains), stakes and signs being placed to mark the route across this level land in the early days. It is a prosperous little city on Hi-way 66 not far from the Texas line. Stock raising is one of the chief industries and the nearby Conchas Dam will bring 45,000 acres of rich land under cultivation in the near future.		Title: Greetings From New Mexico (NM), Chrome unused Description: The Discoverer of New Mexico in 1540. The most historic State in the U. S. A. In the year 1846 the province was surrendered to the U. S. A. and remained a territory until 1912, when it was admitted to statehood. Though one of the oldest settlements, it is the youngest state in the Union and the least known. Its wonderful scenery, delightful climate, primitive Indian and Spanish inhabitants and customs, all add to the interest and curiosity of the visitor to this "land of manana."

Title: Conchas Dam And Reservoir (NM), Linen unused Description: Located across the South Canadian River, about 1/4 of a mile below its confluence with the Conchas in San Miguel County it is easily reached form Las Vegas or Tucumcari, N. M. When completed the reservoir will have a storage capacity of 800,000 acre feet, and an area of about 25 square miles. The main dam, approximately 230 feet high and 1100 feet long with spillways and wing dams, will have an overall length of about 5 miles.		Title: Red River Red River (NM), Chrome unused Description: The beautiful village of Red River as seen from the ski lift

Title: Old Church Los Ranchos De Taos (NM), Linen unused Description: OLD CHURCH, LOS RANCHOS DE TAOS, IS ONE OF THE FINEST SPECIMENS STILL STANDING OF THE EARLY NEW MEXICAN ARCHITECHTURE. IT IS MASSIVELY CONSTRUTED OF ADOBE WITH TWO TOWERS IN FRONT, THE UPPER PORTIONS BUILT OF WOOD, AND EACH SURMOUNTED BY A CROSS. THE MAIN BODY MEASURES 108 FEET INSIDE. VIGAS ARE SUSTAINED BY CARVED SUPPORTS IMBEDDED IN THE WALLS, AND MANY VIGAS ARE ALSO CARVED. ACCORDING TO THE BEST KNOWLEDGE THE CHURCH WAS BUILT IN 1772, AND MANY OBJECTS OF GREAT INTEREST REMAINS UNCHANGED.		Title: The Old Church Pueblo Of Cochiti (NM), Linen unused Description: THE PUEBLO OF COCHITI, TEN MILES NORTH OF DOMINGO, NEW MEXICO, A STATION ON THE MAIN LINE OF THE SANTA FE RAILWAY NEAR ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, WAS FOUND BY ONATE IN 1598 AND WAS THE SEAT OF THE SPANISH MISSION OF SAN BUENAVENTURA WITH 300 INHABITANTS IN 1680. THE CHURCH, HUNDREDS OF YEARS OLD, IS STILL STANDING. IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT THE COCHITI INHABITANTS ARE NORMALLY CATHOLICS THEY ARE INTENSELY CONSERVATIVE AND STILL PRESERVE THEIR ANCIENT RELIGIOUS RITES.

Title: The Old Church San Felipe (NM), Linen unused Description: THE INDIAN PUEBLO OF SAN FELIPE IS ABOUT TWENTY-NINE MILES EAST OF ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, BETWEEN THE STATION ALGODONES AND ELOTA AND ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE RAILWAY. THE OLD SPANISH CHURCH CAN BE EASILY SEEN FROM THE CAR WINDOW. ANTIQUITY AND MYSTERY SURROUND THIS OLD CHURCH WHICH WAS BUILT BY A GENERATION CENTURIES GONE.		Title: Methodist Church Aztec (NM), Linen unused

Title: Alter Of Church Chimayo (NM), Chrome unused Description: THE ALTER DECORATIONS AT CHIMAYO ARE TYPICAL OF THE EARLY PRIMITIVE ART OF THE SANTEROS OF NEW MAXICO. THE CHAPEL HAS LONG BEEN A MECCA FOR THOSE SEEKING MIRACLE CURES IN THE MUD OF A SPRING OVER WHICH THE CHAPEL WAS BUILT		Title: Immaculate Conception Church Las Vegus (NM), Chrome unused

Title: Indian Mission Church Manuelito (NM), Chrome unused Description: 10 MILES WEST OF GALLUP, NEAR THE aRIZONA STATE LINE.		Title: Rancho De Taos Church Near Taos (NM), Chrome unused Description: IN THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF THE SPANISH MISSIONS IN THE SOUTH WEST, IT WAS BUILT BY THE FRANCISCANS IN 1772

Title: White Sands Missile Range White Sands Missle Range (NM), Chrome unused Description: Honest John M31 Missile, designed as Surface to Surface (762MM Rocket) short range artillery weapon. Solid Fuel propelled.		Title: Sunland Park (NM), Chrome unused Description: This beautiful race course in the town of Sunland Park, New Mexico, adjoining El Paso, Texas - offers the South west's finest racing every weekend in a continuous meeting from October thru April. Known nation-wide as "Racing's Place in the Sun," Sunland Park presents America's King of Sports in one of the racing world's most majestic settings between the Rockies and the most majestic settings - between the Rockies and the Rio Grande. The "magic carpet" mile track circles a 30 acre infield lake, where the Sunland Skiers perform between races. Sunland's famous climate, fine racing strip, large purses, and modern facilities for horses and horsemen attract outstanding stables and jockeys.

Title: Mesilla Book Store Mesilla (NM), Chrome unused Description: This historic building was a General Store in the days of "Billy the Kid." The construction, which is carefully preserved, includes 36 inch thick adobe walls, exposed Vegas in the ceilings and six working fireplaces, It now houses the Mesilla Book Center, a full sized bookstore which is carefully preserved, included 36 inch thick adobe walls, exposed Vegas in the ceilings and six working fireplaces. It now houses the Mesilla Book Center		Title: Whiting Motels (NM), Chrome PM 1975 Description: White motels are located in Holbrook, Winslow, Flagstaff, Williams, Kingman and Yucca, Arizona Barstow, California and Continental Divide, San Fidel interchange, West Albuquerque and Sanata Rosa in New Mexico, (all on Interstate 40) Continental Divide, New Mexico - (505) 862-7420.

Title: Old Bell San Jose San Miguel Church Sana Fe (NM), Linen unused Description: The old San Jose bell bearing the Spanish inscription, "San Jose ruega por nosotros," - St. Joseph, pray for us - was cast and hammered in Spain in 1356, brought to Santa Fe in 1712 and placed in the San Miguel Church in 1848. It is nearly four inches thick, about the size of the Liberty Bell and weighs 780 pounds. The San Jose bell like all the Spanish bells bearing the cross was not cast smooth. It is made of copper and silver, iron and gold. The sweet old world tones made by a clapper suspended through an opening in the crown suggest the quiet and peace of the Andalusian hills after the triumph of the Christians over the Moors.		Title: The Ruins Of Puye Pajarito Park (NM), Linen unused Description: Near the Pueblo of Santa Clara, New Mexico. Here are monuments of a race of long ago. Shaped like swallows nests, these mysterious dwellings have marked the faces of the canvon walls for hundreds of years in Northern New Mexico and in Arizona. The tradition is that the pueblo Indians were being driven inch by inch from the north by a fierce foe. Upon reaching the plateau of New Mexico they built permanent fortress homes. With the coming of the Spaniards in 1540, these cliff dwellings were even then subjects of traditions centuries old.

Title: Greetings From Roswell Rosewell (NM), Linen unused Description: This greeting is from the very beautiful city of Roswell, New Mexico, one of the pioneer towns of early days when the "cowboy was king" and rival cattle barons fought their battles in the days of "Billy the Kid" and the Lincoln County wars nearby. Now it is an educational center - home of the splendid New Mexico Military Institute - with varied interests.		Title: Greetings From New Mexico (NM), Linen unused Description: The land of enchantment. This is one of the most scenic States in the Southwest. It became a state in 1912, and has mountains, valleys, plains and desert country. It has great tourist attractions, including Indian Ruins, Indian reservations, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, White Sands National Monument and several other National Monuments. There is good fishing and hunting and the scenic beauty affords a wonderful opportunity for Camera fans.

Title: Boat Landing And Bathing Beach, Elephant Butte Lake Truthe or Consequences (NM), Linen unused Description: The lake formed by Elephant butte Dam is a favorite resort for fishing, boating and bathing. The Butte rising out of the lake resembling an elephant's head has given the Dam and Lake their names.		Title: White Mountains (NM), Linen unused Description: The mountain playground of Southern New Mexico and West Texas. Raising its head 12,003 feet above sea level. Sierra Blanca is the highest peak in Southern New Mexico and is visible for 100 miles.

Title: Park Motel Carrizozo (NM), Linen unused Description: One of the Newest on U. S. 54 Park Motel - Carrizozo, New Mexico On U. S. Highways 54 and 380. In the Land of Enchantment 25 Miles from the site of the first Atomic Bomb. A New and Modern Motor Court (just completed March 1953). Attractively and Comfortably Furnished with Franciscan Furniture and form Rubber Mattresses. Panel Ray Wall Heaters. Downtown - Close to Good Cafes and Restaurants.		Title: Century Motel, U. S. Highway 85 Truthe or Consequences (NM), Linen unused Description: A new and attractively furnished roomy motel. Air -Conditioned for summer Comfort. Radiant Heat for Winter Warmth. Some completely equipped Kitchen Apartments. Franciscan furniture throughout

Title: Valencla County Court House Las Lunas (NM), Chrome unused Description: Constructed 1960		Title: Roosevelt County Court House Portales (NM), Chrome unused Description: "Los Portales" has figured in New Mexico History since the 1880's when "Billy The Kid" was supposed to have used the Portales Spring as a camp site for operations in the territory. Portales is the home of Eastern New Mexico University and has a population of over 10,000. It is an important cattle and dairy center of the state.

Title: Pueblo Church At San Lorenzo (NM), Chrome unused Description: Pueblo Church at San Lorenzo located between Santa Fe and Taos in Northern New Mexico		Title: New Mexico The Land Of Enchantment (NM), Chrome unused Description: New Mexico is located in he plateau region of the United States, and the southern end of the Rocky Mountains. Rich in Indian history, today the Pueblo Indians still live in about 20 pueblos, scattered from Taos to Isleta. And on the high mesas to the west.

Title: Greetings From Ensenada Ensenada (NM), Chrome unused		Title: Greetings From Truth Or Consequences Truth Or Consequences (NM), Chrome unused Description: "Truth or Consequences," the health resort of the Southwest, is located at the foothills of the Black Range Mountains. It is near the entrance to Elephant Butte lake (top view) and it is the home of the Carrie Tingley Hospital for Crippled Children (bottom view).

Title: Greetings From Silver City, Silver City Santa Rita (NM), Chrome unused Description: At the foot of Pinto Altas mountains, It is a shipping point for the Chino Mines and home of New Mexico Western College. The Kneeling Nun is a natural stone formation near Silver City.		Title: Greetings From Tijuana Tijuana (NM), Chrome unused Description: Tijuana the most visited city in the world. In one day you can do the following shop for souvenirs from all over Mexico, Play golf at the luxurious Country Club, and visit the Race Track. After a few races, go to the Bullfights. In the evening there is Dog Racing at the Race Track and Jai-Alai at the beautiful Fronton Palacio, Em the evening with a visit to the night clubs where you can dance to exciting Latin Rhythms.

Title: Ole Greetings From Tijuana Tijuana (NM), Chrome unused		Title: Elephant Butte Lake And Boat House Elephant Butte (NM), Chrome unused Description: The Lake formed by Elephant Butte Dam is a favorite resort for fishing, boating, and bathing. The butte rising out of the lake resembling an elephant/s head has given the Dam and Lake their names.

Title: Aztec Ruins National Monument (NM), Linen unused Description: The Great Kiva or Ceremonial Chamber is the only great Kiva excavated and restored. All excepting 150 of the 500 rooms of the great "E" shaped pueblo have been excavated. Aztec Ruins data from 1110 to 1121 A. D.		Title: Greetings From New Mexico (NM), Linen unused Description: State Capital in Santa Fe. State Flower the Yucca. Nickname - Sunshine State 1940 Population - 531,818 Area in Sq. Miles - 122,634 Entered the Union, Jan. 6, 1912.

Title: Highway U. S. 70 (NM), Linen unused Description: Thru Southern New Mexico		Title: Highway U. S. 70 (NM), Linen unused Description: Thru Southern New Mexico

Title: Highway U. S. 85 (NM), Linen unused Description: Thru New Mexico		Title: Greetings From Buffalo Airport Buffalo (NM), Chrome PM 1973 Description: The Green City. Skyline from Lake Erie and Greater Buffalo International Airport

Title: Greetings From Aztec Aztec (NM), Chrome unused Description: Entrance to parking area and museum at Aztec National Monument, near Aztec, N. Mex. Aztec National Monument, and the town of Aztec, M. Mex. Viewed from a distance.		Title: Truth Or Consequences Truth Or Consequences (NM), Chrome unused Description: Looking North along U.S. Hiway 85. Truth or Consequences is famous for its health giving hot springs where countless people come to baths in the magical waters. Also, at T. or C., on Elephant Butte Lake, there is some of the finest lake fishing in New Mexico.

Title: Greetings From Mt. Taylor Mt. Taylor (NM), Linen unused Description: Silhouette of Mt. Taylor - famous nearby landmark. Inscription rock America's largest history book with the famous "Passed By Here" message, can be easily reached from both grants and Gallup. (Alt. 11,369 ft.) From Albuquerque west on Highway 66 - this picturesque peak dominates the beauty and scenery of many miles. Named for President Zachary Taylor, this outstanding landmark stands like a sentinel over the multi-colored formations and the lava badlands of this beautiful panorama. Historic Inscription Rock (El Moro National Monument) with its famous carving is readily accessible over a new highway of scenic beauty from Grants or Gallup. It is a trip most interesting and everyone should take time out to visit this first Book on American History. "From the Land of Enchantment".		Title: Greetings From Hobbs Hobbs (NM), Linen unused Description: Hobbs - Gateway to the land of opportunity, is located in the S. E. corner of N. M., on the East - West Highway and is a short drive from the famous Carlsbad Caverns. Within a 100 mile radius of Hobbs lies the largest oil producing territory in the world more than all other fields in the U. S. put together. Abundant water is easily obtained and the land is very fertile and cheap. Payrolls from Oil Industry alone are over $3,500,000.00 annually, while sheep and cattle raising is also carried on to a vast extent.

Title: Greetings From New Mexico (NM), Linen unused Description: Where History began in America. N. M. - fourth largest state, has an area of 122,634 sq. mi., of which 131 sq. mi. is water; admitted into the Union in 1912. state flower - Yucca. Capital - Santa Fe. Mineral resources; copper, zinc, lead, silver, gold, coal, petroleum and deposits of uranium recently discovered. National forest lands, 9,915,383 acres. Numerous historic and scenic attractions; Carlsbad Caverns, ancient cliff dwellings, canyons, high mountains, and many others - with centuries old Indian Pueblos where life has changed little since they were discovered over 400 years ago.		Title: Greetings From New Mexico (NM), Linen unused Description: "Land of enchantment" Here in N. M. history in America began when the Indians of prehistoric times left their records in stone, in their prehistoric times left their records in stone, in their artifacts and in the great communal dwellings, ruins of which are still well preserved for all to look upon and marvel.

Title: Greetings From New Mexico (NM), Linen unused Description: Zia Sun symbol . The Sunshine state. The discoverer of New Mexico in 1540. The entrado of Francisco Vasquez De Coronado. The most historic State in the U. S. A. In the year 1846 the province was surrendered to the U. S. A. and remained a territory until 1912, when it was admitted to statehood. through one of the oldest settlements, it is the youngest state in the Union and the least known. Its wonderful scenery, delightful climate, primitive Indian and Spanish inhabitants and coustoms, all add to the interest and curiosity of the visitor to this "land of Manana."		Title: Bridge Over The Rio Grande Sangre de Cristos (NM), Linen unused Description: Los Alamos - Santa Fe highway Showing Beautiful Background of the Jemez Mountains. Along the Sangre de Cristos this scenic highway winds its way toward Espanola over the historic Rio Grande with a background of the beautiful Jemez Mountains

Title: The Enchanted Mesa Sky City (NM), Linen unused Description: Called "Katzimo" by the Acomas (Indian for Enchanted) Standing 430 feet above the windswept plain is this golden brown sandstone pinnacle. The Acoma Indians have a legend that this Mesa was once the home of their ancestors - but the entrance was closed by an earthquake while they were at work in the fields below and they were never able to return to their homes. Even today it is not possible to climb to the top of the Mesa without the aid of mechanical apparatus and only the most experienced climbers should attempt the ascent. "From the Land of Enchantment."		Title: Harvest Time At Santa Clara Indian Pueblo (NM), Linen unused Description: Santa Clara - near the town of Espanola - home of several makers of he famous Santa Clara pottery, is one of a group of Rio Grande pueblos which are very interesting to visitors. In the autumn the gorgeous coloring of their harvests of Indian Corn, squash, chili, etc., together with the golden cotton wood trees, make a setting not soon forgotten.

Title: The Old Lincoln County Court House Lincoln (NM), Linen unused Description: The old Lincoln County Court House, repaired and restored to the original lines, stands today as a State Monument in Southern New Mexico, but could the old adobe walls talk they would tell the tales of the bloody Lincoln County War and of the escape of New Mexico's No. 1 bad-man, Billy the Kid, who shot down two of is guards in the dash for freedom. Carrizozo, New Mexico, is now the seat of Lincoln county - but old Lincoln served in that capacity in its heyday. the building is now a museum.		Title: Pueblo Indians Singing San Domingo (NM), White Border unused Description: (Part of corn dance ceremony) The dancers are all dressed in gala attire, those in the left and front of the picture are the fun makers. The dancing is a accompanied by drum of tom tom and singing of their tribal songs. These Indians have a number of ceremonial dances during the year of which this is the principal one. They start dancing about 11 a. m. and continue through the afternoon of August 4 of each year.

Title: Palisades Cimarron Canyon (NM), Real Photo unused		Title: Sandia Loop Road Near Albuquerque (NM), Linen PM 1938 Description: The scenic Rim Drive over the crest of the Sandia Mts. To Bernalillo is one of surpassing beauty and interest. From the summit one gets a marvelous view of the Rio Grande valley, the extinct volcanoes and the city of Albuquerque. To the north Bernalillo and several other villages are visible, while to the west Mount Taylor, 75 miles distant, dominates the scene on a clear day.

Title: Sitting Bull Falls Guadalupe Mountain Range (NM), Chrome unused Description: This is one of the many waterfalls in New Mexico. It is located in the Guadalupe Mountain Range and there is a cave beneath it. Many Indians camped near this stream and the waterfall was named for the famous old Indian Chief "Sitting Bull".		Title: Greetings from New Mexico (NM), Linen unused Description: Nickname: The Sunshine State 1940 Population: 531,818 Area in Square Miles: 122,634 Entered the Union: January 6, 1912

Title: Conchas Dam and Reservoir, Northeastern New Mexico Conchas Dam (NM), Linen unused Description: Located across the South Canadian River, about 1/4 of a mile below its confluence with the Conchas in San Miguel County, it is easily reached from Las Vegas or Tucumcari, N. M. When completed the reservoir will have a storage capacity of 800,000 acre feet, and an area of about 25 square miles. The main dam, approximately 230 feet high and 1100 feet long with spillways and wing dams, will have an overall length of about 5 miles.		Title: Starvation Peak, On the Santa Fe Trail Santa Fe Trail (NM), Linen unused Description: This majestic eminence rises abruptly about fifteen miles west of Las Vegas, New Mex., and is visible most of the beautiful journey through mountainous scenery between Las Vegas and the Ancient City of Santa Fe. Legend has it that in early days a detachment of Spanish soldiers sought refuge on this peak, but being surrounded by Indians, sought death by starvation rather than torture at the hands of the Indians.

Title: Red River Valley Red River Valley (NM), Linen unused Description: Entering the valley by way of Questa on the circle drive from Taos, a Peaceful, pastoral scene unfolds. Some of the old time buildings and miners huts still stand, reminiscent of the days when this was a bustling, frontier mining camp. The spectacular mountain scenery is amongst the finest in the West.		Title: Visitors Attending Great Religious Festival Pueblo of Taos (NM), White Border unused Description: The great religious festival of Taos is held annually on September 30th. It is one of the best known in New Mexico and is largely attended by white visitors, Added to these are thousand of Mexicans, and Pueblo Indians. As part of the festival, there is usually a spirited foot race between the Indians of the North and South, the losing party paying the dues of the Pueblo to the priest for ensuing year

Title: Ruins of Tyuonyl Frijoles Canyon (NM), Linen PM 1948 Description: A ""Close-up"" or intimate view of the ground floor arrangement of these remarkable ruins of pueblo type houses which were from one to three stories in height. Entrance was made from the inner court to the top, descending through the roofs into the rooms-affording the greatest protection from the enemy		Title: Corn Dance Pueblo of San Domingo (NM) unused

Title: Anna B. Stevenson Poem PM 1956		Title: Eagle Nest Lake and Dam Eagle Nest Lake (NM) PM 1944

Title: An Afternoon Call Pueblo of Laguna (NM), Divided Back PM Dec-09		Title: Apache Canyon In The Glorietta Mountains Scenic (NM), Divided Back unused Description: After leaving Las Vegas, the road winds over park slopes to the commanding height of Glorietta Pass (Alt. 7,422 ft.). The downward ride is thru Apache Canyon, where, is 1849 noted battles were fought between Kearny's army and the Mexicans, and in 1862 between Federal and Confederate forces.

Title: On The Dawson RR (NM), Real Photo unused		Title: Horseshoe Bend (NM), Divided Back PM 1909 Dec-16 Description: 4th grade Alamogordo To Cloudcroft. N. M

Title: Cattle Watering At Artesian Well Pecos Valley (NM), Divided Back PM 1909 May-03		Title: Old San Ysidro Church Corrales (NM), Chrome unused Description: Built in 1865 after floods destroyed older church East of Highway at Los Luceros ranch site. Fine example of Spanish Village Adobe Church with wooden cellings, thick walls and earthen floor. Proceeds used for preservation by coracles Historical Society, New Mexico.

Title: Catholic School East Las Vegas (NM), White Border PM 1926 Dec-09		Title: Methodist Church Tucummari (NM), Divided Back PM 1916 Aug-00

Title: Main Street Looking East Clayton (NM), Real Photo PM Aug-09		Title: High School At Bayard Bayard (NM), Real Photo unused

Title: The Lodge Cloudcroft (NM), Chrome PM 1966 Description: Located on top of the world in the bracing, pine scented air of the beautiful Sacramento Mountains. This smart, modern, hotel resort has appealed to guests of discrimination and good taste for over 60 years. The Lodge is open year around.		Title: Embudo Presbyterian Hospital Embudo (NM), Chrome unused Description: This hospital is owned and operated by the Board of National Missions of the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. The hospital has 25 beds and 8 bassinettes. Patients are from a wide area of northern New Mexico. The building is near the famous Rio Grande River and is between Taos and Santa Fe. N.M

Title: Lincoln County Court House Carrizozo (NM), Chrome unused Description: The city on the eastern side of the wide elevated valley between the Carrizo and Sierra Blanca Mountains on the East and bounded on the West by the low Oscura Range. This valley is approximately 30 miles wide and is generally known as the Carrizozo Plain. This is the county seat of Lincoln County and the name is derived form the Spanish word Carrizo a reed grass that grows abundantly in surrounding regions. The Malapais (lava beds) lie just West of the city on U. S. Highway 380		Title: De Baca County Court House Fort Summer (NM), Chrome unused Description: The army post of Ft. Sumner named for General Edwin Vase Sumner, was established in 1862 by Brigadier General James H. Carleton. The six companies of soldiers stationed there were given the difficult job of keeping the peace with marauding Indian tribes in the area by treaty when possible, by force when necessary. This Court House is where the trial was held to try to remove "Billy the Kids" body to Lincoln from the old Ft. Sumner graveyard.

Title: Greetings From N. M (NM), Linen unused Description: The land of enchantment. This is one of the most scenic states in the southwest. It became a state in 1912, and had a wonderful year 'round climate. There are mountains, valleys, plains and desert country. It has great tourist attractions, including Indian Ruins, Indian reservations, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, White sands National Monument and several other National Monuments. there is good fishing and hunting and the scenic beauty affords a wonderful opportunity for Camera fans.		Title: Greetings From New Mexico - Mushroom Cloud (NM), Linen unused Description: Atomic N. M. - fourth largest and one of the most historical states was admitted into the union in 1912 as forty-seventh state. Capital - Santa Fe. Commercial center - Albuquerque. Its wonderful scenery, delightful climate, primitive Indian and Spanish inhabitants and customs, contribute to the interest and curiosity of the visitor in this "Land of Enchantment".

Title: Greetings From Taos Toas (NM), Linen unused Description: Taos of the old Frontier. The Spanish explorers came here in 1540. American traders and trappers made this village their headquarters as early as 1806. Scene of important battles during the Mexican war of 1846-47. Taos valley was the granary of he far west from 1700 until 1875. Nestled high in the Sangre de Cristo mountains this Shangri-La of ancient culture has an atmosphere of bygone centuries. Here in pioneer days much of the colorful history of the southwest was made - and here age old Indian and Spanish customs still prevail. The home of Kit Carson, famous here of the Old West, is just a few doors off the Plaza.		Title: El Porvenir Lodge Hermit Peak (NM), Linen unused Description: El Porvenir Lodge is located at the foot of the famous Hermit Peak, elevation 7300 ft. New Mexico's most popular resort is just seventeen miles from Las Vegas over improved scenic highway. N. B. Disbrow, Mgr.

Title: Greetings from New Mexico (NM), Linen PM 1941 Description: The Discover of New Mexico in 1540 The Entrado of Francisco Vasquez De Coronado New Mexico!!! 1536 (four hundred and four years) 1940 The most historic State in the U. S. A. First visited by Cabeza de Vaca and his three ill-fated companions in 1536. Their takes of fabulous wealth of the Indian villages caused the Spaniards to send Fray Marces de Niza to spy out of land in 1539. The negro guide Estavan was killed at Zuni Indian village and Fray Marcos made a hasty retreat to Mexico City... the folllowing year, 1540. Coronado made his famous Entrada. The first Spanish colony was founded in the name of the King of Spain in 1598... during the Indian Rebellion in 1680 most of the priests and colonists were killed, the survivors fleeing to Mexico. In 1692 De Vargas reconquered the province under the flag of Spain. Mexico gained her independence from Spain in 1821 ... in the year 1846 the province was surrendered to the U. S. A. and remained a territory until 1912, when it was admitted to statehood. Though one of the oldest settlements, it is the youngest state in the Union and the least known. Its wonderful scenery, delightful climate, primitive Indian and Spanish inhabitants and customs, all add to the interest and curiosity of the visitor to this ""land of manana		Title: A Hopi (Moki) Basket Weaver Divided Back PM 1909

Title: I'm in New Mexico - My Ass is in Arizona Linen unused		Title: General Hospital Fort Bayard (NM) unused Description: Officers' Quarters

Title: Pueblo De Taos Pueblo De Taos (NM) unused

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