Architectural drawings and plans of residences and commercial buildings located in Albuquerque, New Mexico and other New Mexico cities, from 1925-1961. Also included are drawings and plans by other architects and firms.

This collection is composed of five original architectural drawings, negatives and photographic copies that detail plans for the original Montezuma Hotel, located in (Hot Springs) Las Vegas, New Mexico.

The Edward O. Holien Student Drawings Collection is derived from his Beaux Arts training as a student in the architecture schools at the University of Minnesota and at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The drawings depict imaginary places, including panoramic views, inexistent monuments, and ceiling murals.

The Emma Moya collection documents the history and people of Old Town Albuquerque and the communities of Atrisco, Barelas, Los Duranes, Martineztown, and related neighborhoods. It also contains her study of Jewish traditions in New Mexico as well as some sketches of local people and places by Joel T. Ramirez.

This collection contains George Clayton Pearl’s personal and business records. The business files contain project information from his professional projects with SMPC Architects along with projects he undertook on his own. These projects deal mainly with historic preservation issues in New Mexico along with new projects he took on after retirement from SMPC Architects. Also included are personal correspondence materials, personal items, sketch books and photographs.

Collection consists of drawings of the Aztec Mill in Cimarron, the Maloof Building in Las Vegas, and the Bronson Cutting Mansion, the Padre Gallegos Hous, and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Santa Fe. Located in basement mapdrawer.

The Kruger, Lake, and Henderson (KLH) Architectural Drawings and Plans Collection includes drawings for over 400 sites in New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, Louisiana, and Texas.

The collection consists of the architectural drawings of Myrtle Stedman and Wilfred Stedman, her husband. They are kept together with the drawings of William Lumpkin [the William Lumpkin Collection].

The material in this box itemizes the drawings, the houses, and biographical information concerning the couple.

The Pearson & Company Architects Drawings and Plans Collection contains architectural drawings and plans for new construction, additions, renovations and interior architecture located in Albuquerque, Taos, Rio Rancho, Fort Sumner, Silver City, and Grants New Mexico. These structures include: mortuaries, mausoleum crypts, libraries, industrial parks, museum shops, city government buildings, banks, and health care facilities, commercial and residential buildings.

Measured drawings for a series of historic Hispanic churches in the San Luis Valley of Colorado.

The Richard P. Milner Architectural Drawings and Plans collection contains architectural drawings and plans of private residences, churches, public schools, and other commercial buildings. The buildings were designed for cities in New Mexico, from 1936-1977.

The Robert W. Peters Architectural Drawings Collection includes projects created by Robert W. Peters, between 1970 -1997. The materials consist of design drawings for proposed and built structures in New Mexico, Florida, and Texas. The buildings represented in the collection range from private residential, commercial, educational, and public work’s projects.

This scrapbook contains photographs and postcards that depict adobe structures, as well as postcards of Native Americans, dancers, and other Southwestern scenes.

The T. Charles Gaastra Architectural Drawings and Plans collection includes architectural drawings and plans for commercial buildings in the cities of Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and Taos, New Mexico, completed between the years 1924-1937. Also included are two watercolor perspectives and a pencil sketch interior.

The Van Dorn and Marjorie Mead Hooker Architectural Drawings and Plans Collection includes architectural drawings and plans for three New Mexico residences. An addition to the collection after Van Dorn Hooker's death includes Marjorie's personal art works.

The William Emmett Burk Jr. Architectural Drawings and Plans collection contains architectural drawings and plans for commercial, residential and religious buildings in western and southwestern cities, including Albuquerque, Belen, Raton, Santa Fe, Tijeras, Taos, and Roswell New Mexico, Colorado Springs, and Denver Colorado, Reno, Nevada, and Phoenix, Arizona. Student drawings and watercolors are also included.