Albuquerque Museum History Collection: Only in Albuquerque highlights the museum’s rich history collection, drawing examples from thirty-five thousand artifacts. The objects range from Hispanic religious art, Native American textiles and jewelry, toys and early computers, to railroad and Route 66 memorabilia.

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This guide to the Albuquerque Museum Photo Archives features 180 images drawn from six collections acquired over the years. Essays discuss the founding of the archive, expansion of its photographic holdings, and its role in preserving Albuquerque?s past.

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Set in rural New Mexico, this bilingual coming of age story is loosely based on the Navajo legend of the Changing Woman.

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For more than two hundred years, women have served in the American Armed Forces in various capacities, aiding their country when they could not enlist themselves. In 1948, President Harry S. Truman signed the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act into law, officially allowing women to serve as full, permanent members of all branches of the military, though they could not yet serve in direct combat. Just a decade ago, in 2013, the ban on women in combat was lifted, allowing them to serve in direct combat roles. This book is an absorbing account of the contributions and experiences of a dozen women serving in the military in recent decades. Photojournalist Steven Clevenger met the women on his various assignments covering wars overseas and at their home bases in the United States, as well as through the Warrior Games and other programs for veterans. Pairing powerful photographs with interviews, Clevenger intimately captures each soldier’s strength, vulnerability, and resilience, creating a poignant and heartfelt body of work that is sure to inspire anyone.

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Powerful photographs of Native American soldiers in Iraq and their traditional coming home ceremonies and other rituals.

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Arthur Amiotte is one of the most renowned Native American artists working today. This book focuses on his collage series, which he began in 1988.

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Profiles of New Mexico's distinguished National Heritage Fellows and masters of Hispanic and Native American folk art as well as traditional arts and crafts.

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The author retells fourteen traditional cuentos in Spanish with English translations that were passed down by his Chimayó grandmother.

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Enigmatic rock art featuring a myriad of symbols and designs can be found throughout remote and arid landscapes of the Greater Southwest, from the Four Corners region of the American West to the Baja California peninsula in Mexico.

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This guide introduces readers to the hidden history of rural northern New Mexico's churches.

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