Resources, information and links to a network of community preservation initiatives.  Check out the list of "Most Endangered Places" to visit on your next trip to New Mexico.

Check out the history project for articles on railroads, maps and history.

General information for visitors.

Plan a trip or take a look at culture, history and highlights on line.

http://www.nmmagazine.com/

Founded in 1923, this is the oldest state magazine in the United States.  Subscribe before you arrive, or learn more from their International Vacation Guides. 

This site contains links to 2the Historic Preservation Division   2 State Museums and Monuments           2   State Library and Archives

The 47 acre site, located in Las Cruces, has a large variety of indoor and outdoor displays.  Coming soon: a historic 1902 Pratt truss bridge now residing in Lincoln County. 

"The museum will inventory significant historical farms and ranches within the state, as well as exhibit important artifacts. Presentation themes will include a history or agriculture in New Mexico; cultural adaptation to agriculture; and the science and technology of agriculture, including genetic engineering."

Historic parks, monuments, archives, museums and more.

"The Sate Library holds state and federal documents with information about government and government programs, Southwest resources, and collections of materials of special interest to other libraries, state agencies, and the general public".

 From New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, this site offers "a unique, categorized resource of links that can help you self-plan your next vacation.  Categories include Historic Places, "Ag" Tourism, Outdoor Tourism and Museums of New Mexico."