Old Spanish Trail
There was money to be made in transporting serapes and other woolen goods from New Mexico to Los Angeles and in wrangling California-bred horses and mules back to Santa Fe…
Mesa Talks Hunting
MESA TALKS Hunting which has always played a pivotal role in Native American subsistence and culture. While much is made of the megafauna hunters of the Paleoindian Period. Later agriculturalists…
Women of the Santa Fe Trail
The School for Advanced Research, in partnership with the Historic Santa Fe Foundation, is pleased to present as part of its Online Salon Series this lecture with Dr. Frances Levine,…
Cumbres & Toltec Railroad
It has been said, “The West has to be seen to be believed. But it has to be believed to be seen.” — Kiowa poet N. Scott Momaday. The Cumbres…
Winsor Ridge Fire
June 28, 2020 – The Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) today issued a closure order for recreation sites, Forest Service roads and trails, and areas within the Pecos Wilderness impacted…
Plaza Obelisk Public Input
The City of Santa Fe takes steps to provide a platform for Public Conversation And Protect Plaza Obelisk. The city is considering a Plywood Envelope, Art Installation. This will be…
Street Scene 1856
I found this picture of a drawing of the Exchange Hotel (La Fonda) titled Street Scene 1856. I love the detail to the business signs along San Francisco Street. Identifier…
San Miguel College
Look at this amazing picture I found of San Miguel College in 1873. You can see the students and teachers. Title: School of San Miguel, Santa Fé, N.M. Creator(s): O’Sullivan, Timothy H.,…
Santa Fe 1885
Here is a picture of Santa Fe looking east from 1885. Santa Fe 1885 seems like a simple time…not!
Jim Thorpe, 1st Native American in the NFL
The First Native American NFL Player Dominated the League in Its Early Days by Milla Henson on January 11, 2020 If you asked most people to name the world’s greatest athlete —…
