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Arthur Goss family photographs
Photographs from a former chemistry professor at New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts who took pictures of Las Cruces and Mescalero Apaches circa 1800s.
Arthur H. Clark Co. manuscripts
Manuscripts from a publisher and bookseller whose focus is primarily the American frontier.
Arthur J. Fischer oral history collection
This interview surveys the life and career of Dr. Arthur J. Fischer (1913-2002), an otolaryngologist who practiced in Las Cruces (1958-1965) and at Albuquerque's Lovelace Clinic (1965-1978). Among the subjects discussed are Dr. Fischer's personal and professional backgrounds; his practice years in Las Cruces; the foundation of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine; the Lovelace Clinic in the 1960s and 1970s; and others.
Arthur Johnson Papers
This collection documents the personal and professional life of Arthur Harold Johnson - singer, poet, novelist and curator of the Jonson Gallery on the University of New Mexico campus. Materials include correspondence, unpublished and published writings, photographs, newspaper clippings and music recital programs.
Arthur Loy Clippings Regarding Tobacco Road
The Arthur Loy clippings relate to Albuquerque's controversial production of the play 'Tobacco Road' in 1936.
Arthur M. Ellis Collection
Collection contains letters, notes, and clippings about Taos Fiesta and the Santa Fe Trail. Letters also refer to the Council Grove (KS) Historical Society.
Arthur MacArthur Letter
Letter from Arthur MacArthur, Fort Seldon, New Mexico, to Dr. Agnew dated January 21, 1885. Letter discusses Anglo American encroachment on Indian lands.
Arthur Olivas Collection
Arthur Rochford Manby Papers
Arthur Seligman Scrapbooks
Collection consists of the scrapbooks of New Mexico Governor Arthur Seligman, 1930-1933. Clippings represent newspapers throughout New Mexico and reflect the activities of Seligman as governor. Subjects include; politics, pardons, education, official appointments, veterans, the economy, the National Recovery Administration, and other related topics. The collection is rich in clippings pertaining to the National Miners' Union Strike of 1933 in Gallup, New Mexico.
Arthur T. Martin Photograph Collection
The collection contains photographs which document the 1938 trip of Ohio residents Arthur T. Martin and his wife to Colorado and New Mexico.
Asamblea de Artistas Revolucionarios de Oaxaca Pictorial Collection
Wood engraving prints, event posters, and mural stencils depicting aspects of early 21st century Mexican political matters in Oaxaca.
Associated Press Research Files
Material pulled at time AP moved from Albuquerque office to national headquarters.
Association for Preservation of the Old Lamy House Collection
The Association's papers consist of the records of Santa Fe preservationists who unsuccessfully attempted in 1948-49 to save the so-called "Lamy House" and the "Old Santa Fe Trading Post" on Cathedral Place from destruction by the A.T. & S.F. Railroad for expansion of their La Fonda Hotel.
Association of Records Managers and Administrators. Rio Grande Chapter Records
This collection contains the ARMA guidebook, Secretary's guidebook and records as well as meeting minutes from 1974 - 1984. There is one folder containing miscellaneous items.
A.T and S.F. Railroad Ephemera Collection
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad Agricultural Department, Amarillo, Texas records
This collection contains the records of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad's Agricultural Department in Amarillo Texas, including agricultural research and promotional programs, correspondence, and business records. The collections has been minimally processed and is kept in the file order assigned by the company. Photographs were separated and are filed under the original accession number RG84-114.
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Payroll Ledger
One ledger of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company (ATSF) containing ca. 450 pages of payroll information listing payees' names, locations, departments, and pay. Ledger covers the Rio Grande and Pecos railroad areas including parts in Colorado. Payees are generally separated geographically and by departments such as "Mechanical," "Engineers," "Firemen," "Enginemen," "Signal and Telegraph," etc.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Records
The Robert R. White Collection consists of original records of the Santa Fe Railroad passenger ticket office in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
ARRANGEMENT: The various file units are ordered alphabetically by subject matter.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company Architectural Drawings
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company collection is compiled of plans for the original railroad buildings in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from 1917 through 1925. The plans are copies of layout plans.
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company Stockyard Records
This collection contains records kept by Russell Nicholas, foreman of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway stockyards in Albuquerque and Abajo, N.M. The papers relate to aspects of stock transfers through Albuquerque's busiest railroad stockyard.
Athletics Collection
The university has fielded teams in a variety of sports since its founding. This collection is comprised primarily of seasonal brochures for various sports.
Atlantic and Pacific Railway Photograph Collection
Collection consists primarily of photographs (cyanotype prints) documenting the construction in 1881-1883 of the Atlantic and Pacific Railway, from Albuquerque, through Arizona, to Needles, Calif. In addition to scenes of railroad construction that include bridges, tracks, and campsites, there are many photographs shot in Albuquerque and the surrounding mountains, a number of these include picnics and outings.
Atrisco Oral History Project
August Hanke Papers
Collection consists of a Receiver's Certificate of Proof of Claim and a Certificate of Deposit from the Albuquerque National Bank belonging to August Hanke. Collection also contains a membership card of John R. Hanke for the Ballut Abyad Temple, Albuquerque, NM.