Photograph albums

Album contains photographs made in Mexico by A. Briquet and in the Southwestern U.S. by William Henry Jackson. Subjects include: city and village views; railroads in landscapes; dwellings; civic, religious, and commercial buildings; historical sites; occupations (some cartes de visite of street vendors); markets; Precolumbian art; trees and plants.

This souvenir album from Mexico contains photographs of the best-known and most distinctive sights that a collector or traveler in the late nineteenth century might consider representative of that country. The photographs are well-composed and captioned in Spanish and English.

This collection consists of photographs, created in Mexico, depicting a wide variety of subjects. Photos from various general files were consolidated into this artifical collection.

The photograph album contains 77 black and white photographs. 54 photographs document a multi-national survey expedition in Mexico.

Photographs by M. A. Gandert of Okie's bar in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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

The Nancy C. Wood Photograph Collection consists of negatives, contact sheets, slides, loose black-and-white and color photographs of Taos Pueblo, the Ute tribe, small towns in Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Images of Nancy Wood’s travels to European countries and to Japan are also included. The collection also consists of a small number of personal photographs as well as a small number of photographs taken by Nancy Wood’s husband, Myron Wood.

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

A commemorative album for passengers on the "New York to New York Via Seattle Red and Blue Special" train.

This collection consists of photographs taken on the occasion of the New Mexico Coronado Cuarto Centennial.

Collection consists of a scrapbook which was awarded first prize at the National Federation of Music Clubs convention in 1933.

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

Rex Arrowsmith, who ran a Santa Fe trading post, collected this visual material.

Materials include 4x5 and 5x7 glass plate negatives, 4x5 and other various sized film negatives most of which is nitrate, prints, photo albums, film boxes with citation information, hand colored photos and notes.

Six (6) photograph albums with captioned or identified photographs by Simeon Schwemberger of Native Americans in New Mexico and Arizona, including views of people, places and events, particularly around St. Michaels, Arizona and Gallup, New Mexico, in the years 1905-1910.

Collection consists of photographs copied from the Luna Family album.

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

Photographs about soil conservation and education in the Southwest from 1935 to 1940.

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.

Album contains 19 albumen prints captioned in English and are related to mining in the area of Batopilas, Mexico.

This album contains well-composed and preserved platinum prints. The first photo is a montage of individual portraits of Brazilian President Nilo Peçanha and his cabinet members. This is followed by a series of photographs of governmental and public buildings, city views, parks, gardens, and lastly the surrounding forest park of Tijuca.

Collection consists of photos of Waldo H. Rogers, his family and friends.

Twenty five prints from Witter Bynner's original negatives documenting his acquaintance with D. H. Lawrence and Freida Lawrence in New Mexico and Mexico.