Forts – New Mexico

Abstract The collection contains David Kammer’s accumulated research, notes, and writing pertaining to his work as a cultural and architectural historian. Most of the work relates to State and National Register nominations for properties and districts in New Mexico, and Route 66.

Scope and Contents Includes articles about ort Stanton, and planning information for the 150th anniversary of Fort Stanton (2005), and an article about the restoration of Fort Stanton. Also includes other material.

Scope and Contents Includes maps of the building locations and a map of the 1988 Proposed masterplan to renovate. Three larger oversized maps were flattened and placed in oversized files in the flat file cases. Stack 10 Case 3 Drawer 3

Scope and Contents Includes what appears to be a record of timekeeping for research services while researching Fort Stanton at the National Archives. Includes date and time of services and the records that were researched, and any scans of copies that were made, photocopies of images and letters from the Archives are also included, notes from the research to “Jim”. Also includes other material.

Scope and Contents / Alcance y Contenido As a whole, the album's contents reflect the interests of the Union Army, particularly the California Column, in the southwest in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War. The subjects of the photographs include portraits of Benito Juarez and Mexican government officials during the French Intervention (the Second Franco-Mexican War), exteriors of forts across New Mexico and Texas, outdoor photographs of the Plaza in Santa Fe, portraits of US Army officials including James Henry Carleton,...