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The David Wilde Photograph Collection contains a variety of formats, including slides, photographs, proofs, negatives, postcards and some art work, as well as color and black and white xeroxed images. The material is related to his early life in England and later years in Albuquerque. It also includes images of art work by Arthur Charles Slawson and photographs gathered for his biography of Zeke Cortez.

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Albumen photographs of Penitenties in New Mexico.

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This collections contains portraits of the first ladies of New Mexico, from 1912-1982.

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Photograph collection consists of portraits of John D. Robb and family, friends, and numerous musicians, conductors, singers, and dance performers.

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The Herbert Lotz Collection is comprised of several thousand black and white film negatives and prints

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This collection documents the history of the New Mexico Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association from its conception in 1947 until 1998. Included are the chapter by-laws, minutes, correspondence and newsletters of the association dating from 1947 to 1998. Also included are membership lists and various news articles concerning NMAPTA member and Clovis, New Mexico physical therapist, Ralph Williams.

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Documented in this collection is the organizational history of the New Mexico State Medical Society and the Las Vegas Medical Society. This collection contains the constitution and bylaws of the society as well as various financial and administrative records from the NMMS from 1881 to current.

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Collection of prints, nitrate negatives, glass negatives, lantern slides, copper engraving plates and miscellaneous material from the Scottish Rite Temple in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Collection includes glass negatives and proofs by Jesse Nusbaum, class photos, scenic backdrops, building construction and interiors of rooms.

Scope and Content Approximately 7950 SX-Polaroid Prints. The Polaroids are grouped into subjects established by Waldrum. Most are identified and numbered, but a few are not. The numbering system is idiosyncratic. A small u after a number denotes unsigned. Many of the Polaroids have been signed on the front in pencil. Many are identified on the verso in pencil in Waldrum’s handwriting. Also on the verso are a series of letters and numbers and, often in the lower right hand corner, another number that has been...