Spanish & Mexican Era in Grant County, NM
Before the Mexican-American War transferred Grant County to US territory in 1848, the region was a contested borderland under Spanish (to 1821) then Mexican rule, with Apache resistance shaping all of it.
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The state constitution drafted in 1910 and ratified in January 1911.
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Scholarships awarded at the 1938 commencement.
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A specific issue of a newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico on April 4, 1913.
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A nitrate negative photograph showing migrants, related to New Mexico, Lordsburg, and Hidalgo County.
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A safety film negative photograph, 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches or smaller, depicting subjects in New Mexico.
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A geology-tour guide covering roads and landscapes of southwestern New Mexico including Grant County.
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A flag with a white field and red border, bearing one gold star and one blue star, representing casualties and alumni in service.
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A silver mining property at Corralitos purchased by McKnight.
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Microfilm collection from which the document is drawn.
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Scholarship established by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Allen in memory of their son Arthur Jr., valued at $200, awarded to a Fourth Class cadet at New Mexico Militar…
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An 800-page reference covering Spanish exploration, mission system, Apache wars, mining booms, and territorial politics, with detailed coverage of Grant County …
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A primary source from the Civil War era, including illustrations and descriptions of Southwest New Mexico.
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The Certificate of Comparison is an official document certifying that the attached statement of the Progress Mining Company is a true and complete transcript of…
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A Navajo chief's blanket collected by Dr. A.C. Peale in Pinos Altos, New Mexico, in 1872 and later exhibited at the NMNH.
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An aerial photograph of a copper processing mill in Hurley, New Mexico.
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A major dam construction project in New Mexico described as the most important event of the year.
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A system of peace camps established by the Janos Presidio for trade and alliances with Apache groups.
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Magazine seeking a subscription sales representative in Elkins, New Mexico.
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The grave of J.C. Cooney in Mogollon, New Mexico features a carved boulder, a rock cross, and a plaque marking his death.
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A major zinc-lead producer in Grant County's Central Mining District near Vanadium, New Mexico.
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Harmolita occidentalis is a species of insect in the family Eurytomidae, collected in Colfax, New Mexico.
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A handmade cheese press from the Mexican Period, associated with wood-carving traditions in New Mexico.
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A revised edition covering New Mexico and Arizona from the Mexican-American War through statehood, including Grant County topics.
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The government office where the land notice was filed.
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The property levied upon, including buildings and improvements.
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Property levied upon in the execution.
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Elaborate lighted Christmas scenes set up by coal miners at Madrid, New Mexico, drawing visitors each year.
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A blanket collected by Dr. A.C. Peale at Pinos Altos, New Mexico in 1872, identified as a Chief blanket and associated with Navajo Indians.
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A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, on May 16, 1913.
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A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, on November 24, 1911.
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A specific edition of a newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on April 4, 1891.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with a specific issue date of May 18, 1894.
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated September 28, 1895, is referenced in the metadata.
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A newspaper published in Tucumcari, New Mexico, with a specific issue date of August 11, 1906.
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A nitrate negative photograph from the Library of Congress, subjects include New Mexico, Trampas, Taos County, United States.
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A nitrate negative photograph with subjects including the United States, New Mexico, and Pie Town.
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A safety film negative depicting subjects including United States, New Mexico, Bernalillo County, and Chilili.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe on March 6, 1889, with subjects including New Mexico, Latin American, Hispanic Americans, Santa Fe County, and the United Stat…
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico on March 20, 1896.
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A copper mine located in Santa Rita, New Mexico, depicted with a drag line.
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Capitol building in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A subspecies of badger mentioned in a record from Hidalgo County, New Mexico.
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The newspaper is called the Western Liberal, published in Lordsburg, New Mexico.
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A wild steer attacked Mr. Pennewell and two Mexicans, causing minor injuries.
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Cost of railway charges to ship 3000 head of stock cattle from New Mexico to Beowawe.
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The ransom stipulated in the agreement with the Mexican bandits for the release of the aviators.
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Price per hundredweight at which 88 New Mexico steers sold in Kansas City.
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Ransom amount stipulated in the agreement with Mexican bandits for release of aviators.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 5-room house.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Chapelle Street.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Washington Avenue.
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7,000 head of steers were sold in Las Vegas in the largest individual sale in New Mexico.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 7-room house on Palace Avenue with restrictions.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 9-room house with specified amenities.
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Adobe buildings in New Mexico are the subject of photographs featured in pictorial works from Santa Fe.
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Adobe houses are shown in photographs of New Mexico.
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A mining claim of 160 linear feet in the Palomas Mining District, Socorro County, New Mexico.
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A screened domestic coal marketed as the best in New Mexico, sold by Sam Watkins.
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The league in which the Duty Dodgers and Gomez's Mexican nine played.
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A bear attacked and killed a Mexican lady in a pinon grove near Los Truches, leaving behind tracks and remains.
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