The Channell Graham Drawings and Plans Collection contains 80 sets of architectural drawings and plans, designed by architect Channell Graham and the firm of Pacheco and Graham during the 1960s-1970s. The plans consist of public, educational; religious and commercial buildings; residences; state parks; and pueblo and mission historical restorations in New Mexico, Colorado and South Dakota.

The Cornerstones Community Partnerships Drawings and Plans Collection contains architectural drawings and plans for historic restoration, additions and new construction of adobe structures located in New Mexico and Texas. These structures include churches, missions, libraries, kivas, bath houses, museums, city hall buildings, school houses, mortuaries and residential buildings.

The Craig Campbell Landscape Architectural Drawings and Plans collection contains landscape architectural drawings and plans for commercial, government, and historical sites in New Mexico.

Photographs of Hispanic and Indian peoples, landscapes, and cultural life of New Mexico from the 1920s to approximately 1945.

The Spencer Vorhees Architectural Drawings and Plans Collection includes architectural drawings and plans for two residences in Roswell, New Mexico (1937-1939), and Trinidad State Jr. College in Trinidad, Colorado.

The collection primarily contains correspondence, illustrated letters, projects, and publications about Jensen's work.

The George S. Wright Architectural Drawings and Plans collection contains architectural drawings and plans of residential, commercial and educational buildings, designed by George S. Wright and by the firm George S. Wright and Associates between 1949-1973. Most buildings are located in New Mexico.

Collection consists of a 13 page typescript by Sands describing a trip to the Gila Cliff Dwellings in 1885, and five pencil and ink drawings of the Gila Cliff Dwellings and surrounding areas by Sands.

The Hal Dean Drawings and Plans collection includes drawings and plans primarily for “public use" buildings, which were a specialty of the firms Dean, Hunt, and Associates; and Dean, Kruger and Associates. These structures include libraries, university and secondary schools, health care facilities, office buildings and community centers in addition to many commercial structures.

The Harvey S Hoshour Architectural Drawings and Plans collection consists of sets of drawings and plans for buildings designed by Harvey S. Hoshour, Design & Construction, New York (1961-1962); Harvey S. Hoshour, Architect AIA, Albuquerque (1962-I982) and Hoshour & Pearson Architects, Albuquerque (1982-1988).

Job files, presentation boards, shop drawings, proposals, correspondence, and bibliographic information for Albuquerque architect Harvey Hoshour.

The Rapp, Rapp and Hendrickson Architectural Drawings and Plans collection contains architectural drawings and plans for buildings located in Trinidad, Colorado; and Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Roswell, New Mexico.

The John Gaw Meem Drawings and Plans consist of architectural drawings, including floor plans, elevations, preliminary sketches, site surveys, details, and perspectives. Designs for residences, churches, school buildings, and commercial structures are included, many of them fashioned in the Pueblo Revival and Territorial Styles that are popular in the Southwest.

Photograph collection consists of pictures of the Stinson and Otero families and pictures related to aviation and to World Wars I and II.

This collection is composed of twenty eight architectural drawings/sketches that detail plans to convert the historic Wool Warehouse in Albuquerque, New Mexico to a theater and restaurant.

MS013 consists of materials originating from the New Mexico Indian Education Association's administrative and publication activities.

The Philippe Register Architectural Drawings and Plans collection contains architectural drawings and plans for residences, and commercial, private, and government buildings in New Mexico during 1956-1992.

The Luna Ross Architectural Drawings and Plans collection contains architectural drawings and plans of residential, commercial, and educational buildings, designed by architects Ted Luna and Terence Ross between 1958 and 1981. The buildings are located in New Mexico, Wisconsin, Idaho, Colorado, and Michigan.

The Theron Marquis Trombeau papers include manuscripts, publications, correspondence and journals written between 1927 and 1979. Trombeau wrote extensively about southern New Mexico. He also wrote fiction, poetry, newspaper columns and essays. Some of his works explore homosexuality.