100 Years Ago: New Mexico's Early Film History
Maps of New Mexico
The Palace of the Governors: A Witness to History
Your Obedient Servant, W. H. Bonney
Remembering the Santa Fe Japanese Internment Camp
Through the Lens - Imaging Santa Fe
Buffalo Soldiers in New Mexico
The Last Hurdle:
El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
Rough Riders
Doña Teresa
USS New Mexico BB40:
The Drinan Diary
Tesoros De Devoción
New Mexico's Segesser
Hide Paintings
The Estancia Press
Fashioning New Mexico:
Victorian Secrets
The Palace of the Governors: A Witness to History
10 minutes and 7 seconds
Built in 1610 New Mexico's Palace of the Governors is one our nation's most important landmarks. For centuries it has been the heartbeat of New Mexico and has rich stories to tell about our past and the history of the United States.
New Mexico History Museum Director Frances Levine shares insights into the unique history of the Palace. Archaeologist Stephen Post takes us on a journey into the Palace's past through the massive archeological excavations that took place prior to the construction of the New Mexico History Museum.
New Mexico History Museum Director Frances Levine shares insights into the unique history of the Palace. Archaeologist Stephen Post takes us on a journey into the Palace's past through the massive archeological excavations that took place prior to the construction of the New Mexico History Museum.
