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ABOUT THE ARCHIVES COMMITTEE
The CHS Archives Committee is responsible for the collection, preservation, and archiving of materials relating to the history of Corrales. These include historic maps, old photographs, oral histories on audio or video, censuses, genealogical information, Corrales historic building survey forms, newspaper articles, copies of old local newspapers, and histories of Corrales (most of them written by local residents). The Committee prepares displays for Heritage Day that have included local quilts, artworks by post- WWII artists, historic agricultural implements, and exhibits on the Alameda Grant, information on Sandia View Academy, family histories, 1950s professional photographs of the Corrales sand dunes and of the Baylor-Koontz Ranch, and an agricultural time line. Once or twice a year the Committee takes field trips to other history archives or local cemeteries, and recently toured Corrales archeological sites. We usually meet on the third Wednesday of each month and welcome new members. Please email or call Mary Davis at 505.898.5017 or email mpdavis69@gmail.com for more information.
The CHS Archives Committee is responsible for the collection, preservation, and archiving of materials relating to the history of Corrales. These include historic maps, old photographs, oral histories on audio or video, censuses, genealogical information, Corrales historic building survey forms, newspaper articles, copies of old local newspapers, and histories of Corrales (most of them written by local residents). The Committee prepares displays for Heritage Day that have included local quilts, artworks by post- WWII artists, historic agricultural implements, and exhibits on the Alameda Grant, information on Sandia View Academy, family histories, 1950s professional photographs of the Corrales sand dunes and of the Baylor-Koontz Ranch, and an agricultural time line. Once or twice a year the Committee takes field trips to other history archives or local cemeteries, and recently toured Corrales archeological sites. We usually meet on the third Wednesday of each month and welcome new members. Please email or call Mary Davis at 505.898.5017 or email mpdavis69@gmail.com for more information.
Archives Committee Adds Corrales Family Photos to UNM Digital Archive
UNM’s Digital Archive is a wonderful source of photos collected from New Mexico’s historical societies, historic locations, museums, and libraries. The CHS Archives Committee has become part of this archive by adding over 1000 Corrales family
photos to the UNM collection. Additional photos continue to be added. To see these photos click on: econtent.unm.edu and select Corrales Historical Society from the list that’s displayed, or you can search for it by name. After you’ve reviewed all or part of our collection, take a few minutes to browse some of the other collections as well. It’s a great experience.
UNM’s Digital Archive is a wonderful source of photos collected from New Mexico’s historical societies, historic locations, museums, and libraries. The CHS Archives Committee has become part of this archive by adding over 1000 Corrales family
photos to the UNM collection. Additional photos continue to be added. To see these photos click on: econtent.unm.edu and select Corrales Historical Society from the list that’s displayed, or you can search for it by name. After you’ve reviewed all or part of our collection, take a few minutes to browse some of the other collections as well. It’s a great experience.
