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Elizabeth Lloyd Oliphant

Material History in the U.S. Southwest

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#rodeo bronc and trick rider Bea Kirnan, 1922-1935? Photographer- R.R. Doubleday From the Tex Austin collection (POG 200095)

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Posted on September 26, 2017August 7, 2018

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1223 North Fourth Street, Albuquerque NM, 1930.  from the Albuquerque Museum’s Bandel Collection—incredible photos of Albuquerque businesses taken by an unknown photographer in 1930, gift of Ray and Dan Bandel. (PA1977-131-23). source: Albuquerque Museum Flickr. #AlbuquerqueMuseum #NuevoMexico #NewMexicoHistory #BandelCollection
Franciscan Barbershop, Phillip Carrillo-Barber 104 North Sixth Street, 1930.  from the Albuquerque Museum’s Bandel Collection—incredible photos of Albuquerque businesses taken by an unknown photographer in 1930, gift of Ray and Dan Bandel. (PA1977-131-22). source: Albuquerque Museum Flickr. #NewMexicohistory #Albuquerquehistory
"Boxing at Los Alamos Ranch School” (c 1925-1942). The Los Alamos Ranch School was founded in 1917 as a private boys’ school based on the principles of the Boy Scouts of America, incorporating outdoor survival skills into its curriculum. After granting degrees to alumni such as Gore Vidal and William S. Burroughs, the school was purchased in 1942 the U.S. Army for use in the Manhattan Project. Its buildings provided laboratory space and housing for the project. Photographer: T Harmon Parkhurst. from #PalaceoftheGovernors archive. (POG001306). #nuclearNewMexico #atomicNewMexico #boyscoutsofamerica #LosAlamos #NewMexicohistory
Mercy Romero, principal at Dixon Elementary. 1982, Santa Fe New Mexican. Photographer: Mark Lennihan. #newmexicanschools #dixonnm #newmexicohistory #bilingualeducation
"Shucking corn, Jemez Pueblo” c 1940s. Ferenz Fedor. from #PalaceofGovernors archive. (POG 100295). #NewMexicohistory #JemezPueblo #corn!!
Rin Tin Tin and Lee Duncan at the Alvarado Complex, Albuquerque, New Mexico. source: Albuquerque Museum Flickr. #NewMexicohistory #Albuquerque #atchisontopekaandsantafe #RinTinTin #celebritypups
Listening to “The Voice of the Navajo People” on the radio, 1953. Ben Turpin’s Trading Post in Gallup, NM. Photographer: Fremont Kutnewsky. (059296) from #PalaceoftheGovernors archive. #gallupnm #galluphistory #newmexicohistory #dinèhistory #navajohistory
Na’ahóóhaił chí’í, (Navajo reader), 1973. Center for Southwest Research archive. #diné #navajolanguage #southwesthistory
The Bronco Buster. Frederic Remington’s inscription in the housebook of Charles Lummis, 1903. Southwest Museum of the American Indian, Braun Research Library. #FredericRemington #CharlesLummis #SouthwestHistory
"People pick piñon nuts along roadside,” c 1960 from #PalaceoftheGovernors archive. (POG HP.2006.8.14) #NuevoMexico #NewMexicoHistory #dogshelping #piñon
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