Artists
Santa Fe As An Art Mecca
Instrumental in Santa Fe becoming an art mecca was the anthropologist Edgar L. Hewett who came to Santa Fe from Greeley, Colorado, in 1893 in
August 29, 2024
Instrumental in Santa Fe becoming an art mecca was the anthropologist Edgar L. Hewett who came to Santa Fe from Greeley, Colorado, in 1893 in
This nation’s founding fathers were all Masons. Masonry began in England 1717 and in Scotland in 1770. During this era, the Old World authority regulated
In the 1960s when I was growing up everyone shopped on the Santa Fe Plaza. Back then store owners went out of their way to
La Conquistadora, this nation’s oldest Madonna, left the Basilica Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi on Sunday. The revered icon was processed in solemn retinue
New Mexico’s best known author, Tony Hillerman, was born on May 27, 1925 in Sacred Heart, OK. From the age of five, until he became
Brian Boru Dunne was a gossip columnist for the Santa Fe New Mexican in the 1940s. In his lively column B.B. Dunne provided Santa Fe
Agua Fría, a small village surrounded by the city of Santa Fe, lies on the historic Camino Real and served as a rest stop for
John Candelario was born in Santa Fe in 1916. A self-taught photographer, he was the grandson of Jesús Sito Candelario, who ran the curio shop
Nusbaum Street just off the Santa Fe plaza at Washington Avenue is named for Jesse Nusbaum. He was born in Greely, CO, in 1887. He
Today marks the 82nd anniversary of the beginning of the Bataan Death March during World War II. New Mexico’s 200th Coast Artillery became a part