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Portraits of Edgar L. Hewett, his wives, Cora Whitford Hewett and Donizetta A. Hewett, family, friends, colleagues, and professional associates.

The Palace of the Governors Photo Archives houses photographic material of local, regional, and international significance, dating from approximately 1845 to the present—a gold mine for researchers and scholars. The collection includes historic…

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This series by of photographs by Jo Whaley documents the historic painted backdrops of the Scottish Rite Temple in Santa Fe, NM.

The collection consists of two albums entitled "Álbum Histórico Gráfico. Colección de mil fotografías de los principales sucesos acaecidos durante las épocas de Díaz, de la Barra, Madero, Huerta, Carbajal, la Convención y Carranza" which…

Edgar L. Hewett's photographs of international travel includes images of his excursions abroad in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Central and South America. Many of his photographs were taken at archaeological sites and ancient cities that he…

Photo albums created by Edgar L. Hewett documenting his travels to Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Central and South America.

Edgar Hewett's photographs of the Southwest include images of his travels around the region, archaeological digs and excavation sites, including at Puye and El Rito de los Frijoles, summer field schools, archaeological tours, various Pueblos, and…

Photograph collection of Edgar L. Hewett. The collection includes portraits of Edgar and his family, as well as many photographs taken during his travels around the American Southwest, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Central and South America. Many…

Files posted under "General Collection" come from a variety of sources. They are included here when they do not belong to a more focused collection in Photo Archives, or when a collection they belong to has not yet been systematically digitized.

Photographs and albums from sisters Amelia Elizabeth White and Martha Root White's trips to Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. Photographs include images of archaeological sites, landscapes, villages, and people included in archaeological work.