New Mexico, a state known for its enchanting beauty and rich history, carries an array of intriguing symbols that hold captivating tales of origin and evolution. The Enchantment Chronicles, a dedicated podcast series, provides listeners with an immersive journey through the enchanting history of New Mexico. This particular episode embarks on a riveting exploration of […]
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Jornada del Muerto
Jornada del Muerto’srich cultural and scientific heritage make it a unique and fascinating place, and it is well worth a visit for anyone interested in the history and culture of the Southwest.
George McJunkin
George McJunkin discovered the Folsom Points, which resulted in a sea change of understanding of pre-historic peoples in North America.
George McJunkin
Kearny Code – 1846
Kearny Code of Laws Letter of General Kearny to the Adjutant General.Headquarters, Army of the West, Santa Fe, New Mexico September 22, 1846. Sir: – I enclose herewith a copy of the laws prepared for the government of the territory of New Mexico, and a list of appointments to civil offices in the territory, both […]
New Mexico Constitution of 1850
On June 20, 1850, by a vote of 8,371 to 39, the citizens of New Mexico overwhelmingly voted in favor of this Constitution as a first step establishment of Statehood for New Mexico.
State Songs of New Mexico
New Mexico has the good fortune to have not only one, but three State songs.
July Dates in New Mexico History
Important dates in July in New Mexico.
State Seal of New Mexico
New Mexico’s first Territorial Seal was designed in 1851, shortly after the United States’ acquisition due to the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. While there is no record of the original Territorial Seal – which according to the New Mexico Secretary of State may be encapsulated in the Soldier’s Monument on the Santa Fe Plaza – […]
June Dates in New Mexico History
June Dates in New Mexico History