Albuquerque Historical Society
The Albuquerque Historical Society (AHS) is a non-profit, membership organization of residents interested in promoting and preserving all matters relating to the history of Albuquerque, New Mexico and the surrounding communities. Founded in 1947 as the Old Town Historical Society, it originally focused on efforts to preserve the historic character of Old Town Albuquerque. Currently, AHS sponsors a series of monthly Programs and provides Educators with teacher resource guides. We also maintain a Speakers Bureau for primary and secondary schools, host a repository of Source Documents for education and research and honor individuals or group with Albuquerque History Accolades.
Steel Gangs, New Mexico’s Native American Railroad Workers
The Kubié family, Kurt’s Camera Corral and Jim Kubié’s Rail Yards Photos
Celebrating 70 Years of Music: 95.5 Classical KHFM
Petroglyph National Monument
The Crash of TWA Flight 260, 70 Years Later
Don Perkins: A Champion’s Life in Albuquerque
Remember the Alvarado
Maisel's Murals
NMSL&RHS Santa Fe 2926 Restration Project Receiving an AHS Albuquerque History Accolade
Jeff Berg - Movies Made In Albuquerque
What’s in a Name?
The Role of the New Mexico State Historian
History of South Broadway and Kirtland Addition Neighborhoods
Heritage of Historic US Route 66 in Albuquerque
History of the University of Albuquerque
History of UNM Press: The Largest Book Publishing Company in New Mexico
One With the Land: Voices of the Atrisco Land Grant
Picture This!: Online Storytelling Through Photo Archives
The History of Public Art Urban Enhancement in Albuquerque
Neighborhoods at a Crossroads: Hoffmantown
African American Homesteaders in Albuquerque
Victory from the Shadows
The Ten Dons, Plus One
Erna Fergusson, First Lady of New Mexico Letters
The History of Los Poblanos
Stories of Early Albuquerque
Overhaul: A Social History of the Albuquerque Locomotive Repair Shops
Building Community & Culture: Jews in 20th Century Albuquerque
Life of Mrs. Carnis Salisbury: Albuquerque Fair Housing and Civil Rights Pioneer