History

A Trip To This Fossil Park In New Mexico Is An Adventure Like No Other

Clayton Lake State Park in New Mexico offers a unique opportunity to see well-preserved dinosaur fossils and footprints.

9 Surprising Firsts That New Mexico Can Proudly Claim

New Mexico has been a pioneer in various fields, from technology to food innovations.

Travel To 900 A.D. This Summer When You Explore The Three Rivers Petroglyph Site In New Mexico

Explore the Three Rivers Petroglyph Site in New Mexico to see over 21,000 prehistoric rock art images.

Few People Know New Mexico Was Home To The First Public Building In America

New Mexico is home to the oldest public building in continuous use in America, the Palace of the Governors.

These 9 New Mexico Museums Are So Fascinating It’s Hard To Believe Admission Is Free

Explore nine unique, admission-free museums in New Mexico that offer rich insights into the state's history, art, and culture.

The Under-Appreciated New Mexico Cliff Dwellings You Probably Haven’t Seen But Should Visit Soon

The Puye Cliff Dwellings in New Mexico are an often overlooked ancient site where Pueblo people lived for nearly three centuries.

The Great Blizzard Of 2015 Dumped 24 Inches Of Snow On New Mexico

The blizzard of 2015 in New Mexico brought record-breaking snowfall and high winds, making it a historic and dangerous winter event.

Here Is What Winter Looked Like In New Mexico More Than 75 Years Ago

John Collier Jr.'s photographs document the harsh winters and daily life in New Mexico during the Great Depression and World War II.

It’s Impossible To Forget The Year New Mexico Saw Its Single Largest Snowfall Ever

New Mexico experienced a record-breaking snowstorm in 2006, transforming the state into a winter wonderland and causing significant disruptions.

The Old Mining Town In New Mexico With A Sinister History That Will Terrify You

Mogollon, New Mexico, is a historic ghost town known for its mining history and eerie remnants.