Photographs related to mining and life in Madrid, New Mexico. The bulk of the images were made between 1930 and 1949.

This collection is comprised of contemporary digital photographs of Route 66 buildings and roadscapes in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Collection contains photographs of Armand G. Winfield.

Collection consists of photographs of Concha Ortiz y Pino de Kleven, New Mexican Hispanic-American cultural and policitcal leader, her family, friends, and events in her life.

The collection contains photographic prints which document the political career and personal life of U. S. Senator from New Mexico, Dennis Chávez.

The El Hispano News Pictorial Collection is comprised of photographs, halftone images, postcards, negatives, and other pictorial materials from the Albuquerque Spanish-language newspaper, El Hispano News.

This collection contains Erna Fergusson's personal photographs of her travels, pre-Columbian architecture, Native American life and culture, and New Mexico.

The collection consists mainly of portraits of E. A. Robinson, his friends, homes, and gravesite.

This collection contains photographs of Floersheim Mercantile Company employees and building.

Portraits of Frank Waters, his family, friends and home; as well as prints of Native Americans, landscapes, and ruins.

Collection contains portraits of Antresian, commissions, various lithography workshops including the Tamarind Lithography Workshop.

Photograph collection consists of pictures of people, buildings, and landscapes, most taken in New Mexico. Motorcycling in New Mexico is a special focus of the collection, which also includes many professional shots of Albuquerque business establishments.

The collection contains photographs and other illustrative material of 19th and 20th Native Americans and pueblos.

Collection contains 4 photographs of John E. Miles and other New Mexico governors. An addition to the collection consists of 20 digital photographs and 2 digitized campaign posters.

Collection contains 1 print by Jonathan Warm Day titled "A Night for Songs and Stories."

These prints, many originally published by A. Vanegas Arroyo circa 1890-1910, are restrikes printed by the and issued by in 1942. The hand-lettered cloth folio includes a bilingual text and the signature of Leopoldo Méndez.Taller de Gráfica Popular and issued by La Estampa Mexicana in 1942. The hand-lettered cloth folio includes a bilingual text and the signature of Leopoldo Méndez.

This collection contains photographs and artwork by and of Judson Crews.

This collection contains one photographic copy of a sketch of Prescott, Arizona in 1891.

37 paintings of pueblo pottery designs. Also, three prints of Native American designs used on buildings: Administration Building, Door to Museum, and a library (not specified). These paintings, by Mercedes Gugisberg, are copies of plates made by Kenneth Chapman. Design motifs include geometric images, animal forms (primarily birds), flower images, and stylized rain clouds.

This collection contains faded reproductions of Mapa de Cuauhtlantzinco.

Collection consists of photos of the family and friends of Mildred Tolbert and Judson Crews.

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

Photographs documenting the life of Ross Calvin, a minister and naturalist who moved to New Mexico in 1927.