Negatives

This collection contains photographs relating to the history of the Bell Ranch.

Photographs taken during the War of Canudos (Conselheiro Insurrection) in the State of Bahia, Brazil, 1893-1897.

This collection contains photographs and slides documenting the renovation and resulting archaeology of the Santuario de Guadalupe, an historic Catholic church in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The collection contains negatives and prints photographed by Duane Van Vechten, Edwin Lineberry, Carl Van Vechten and Fannie Brownell Maynard Van Vechten. The materials range from family portraits and domestic scenes to landscapes and travel photographs.

This collection includes photographs, negatives, slides, posters, and other visual material related to Elmo Williams' professional work in the film industry, along with family and travel images.

Photographs related to the wholesale and retail mercantile business Gross, Kelly & Company and its predecessor firms. The bulk of the images were made between 1902 and 1954, the years in which Gross, Kelly & Company was in existence.

The collection includes job file envelopes labeled with client names, and a few subject grouped folders, of people and events in Taos, New Mexico, from the 1940s to 1970s.

A collection of negatives and prints from the summer of 1965 taken at the New Mexico Boys' School in Springer, NM.

Photos are of a Penitente morada, Penitente camposanto, two images of Penitente crosses. All images taken in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico.

The collection consists of photographs of residences, schools, churches, missions, municipal and other buildings designed by architect, Richard P. Milner. All buildings, except for the Ganado Presbyterian Church, are located in New Mexico; the majority in Albuquerque.

The University of New Mexico Physical Plant records document the activities of the Physical Plant Department between 1943 and 1999. Founded in 1889, The University of New Mexico began with one building. Since then, the Physical Plant Department has provided the maintenance for all the buildings in the University of New Mexico.

These photographs were selected and copied from an album once housed at the Santa Fe office of the U.S. Geological Survey. Made between circa 1909 and circa 1914, they show bridges, gaging structures, and cable cars at a number of river sites in New Mexico and Arizona.

Collection contains two folders of official press photographs (14) and negatives (25) of Wernher von Braun and of Braun with colleagues.