Postcards

Four postcards to Albert Melton in Clayton, New Mexico from his brother in Mesilla, New Mexico in 1909 and one unidentified postcard. Scenes on postcard depict the Las Cruces area.

Photographs and postcards of author Joseph Foster's family and travel, with additional unidentified subjects.

This collection contains correspondence, notes, and a diary pertaining to Thomas K. and Minnie Laird.

The Latin American Ephemera Pictorial Collection is comprised of ephemera (slides, political posters, lithographic cards, political caricatures, advertisements, bookmarks, photographs, book covers, and postcards) from Latin America.

All material in this collection is related to Billy the Kid.

Sentimental Mexican postcards from the early 20th century

Collection includes photographs of Governor Miguel Antonio Otero, his family, and friends.

The collection contains postcards depicting persons, places, and events significant to the Mexican Revolution.

Photographic postcards of New Mexican Pueblo Native Americans.

The Nancy Tucker Pictorial Collection of Southwest Materials is comprised of photographs, postcards, and artwork of New Mexico.

The New Mexico Locales Photograph Collection is comprised of photographs of buildings, sites, persons and events from New Mexico towns, excluding Albuquerque and Santa Fe.

This collection of album pages from the family of Peter H. Goldsmith, contains black and white photos, postcards, ephemera, and periodical clippings from Goldsmith's work and travel throughout South America in 1916, primarily in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

Commercially reproduced and distributed postcards. Some are black & white photographs, others are tinted or printed from color film.

Collection consists of photographs and photomechanical postcards related to Pershing's Punitive expedition of 1916.

This collection consists of material generated by individuals or organizations affiliated in some manner with the university. These would include clubs whose members were drawn from the faculty and staff of the university or persons who compiled information on the university for their own purposes and then donated it to the archives.

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 collection consists primarily of photographs and slides related to Robert White’s research on early Taos artists and artists of Territorial New Mexico.

The scrapbook contains mementos from Roland Unwin’s travels across the United States, as well as materials relating to his journeys by ship between London and the U.S.

Photographs of the Florida and Philadelphia plantations in Chiapas, Mexico; trip along the Lumija and Tulija Rivers by steamboat to the plantations where tropical crops--rubber, pineapple, vanilla, and bananas-- were grown.

Postcards and souvenir viewbooks of Europe, Mexico, Central America, pre-statehood Alaska, and the United States.

Collection includes postcards and photographs pertaining to historic lodgings in New Mexico and surrounding states.

One set of photographic postcards of Navajo people entitiled "Pictorial Postcards of the Southwest by Laura Gilpin, Set No. 4, Navaho."

Photographs, photomechanical prints, posters, and postcards related to the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939.

The collection consists of announcements, postcards and enveloped cards on handmade paper. The pieces bear woodblock prints, line drawings and text describing the Taller and promoting some of its publications and book launch events.

This collection contains photographs taken by Theodore A. Rosenwald, son of Emanuel Rosenwald.