*** WEBSITE UNDER MAJOR REMODEL ***
HAI is currently remodeling its website. Consequently, over the next couple of weeks, you may find the site incomplete and some of the links not working. Please check back with us around the beginning of June 2012, and the renovations should be done. THANKS for your patience.
Help Save the Railyards
The WHEELS Museum, an all-volunteer organization, is working hard to ultimately acquire Albuquerque's original rail yard buildings, plus offer all levels of educational programs, interactive exhibits, traveling shows and much more, showcasing the past, present and future of transportation. To find out more
about this railroad-loving group, see their website at www.wheelsmuseum.org or call 505-243-6269
about this railroad-loving group, see their website at www.wheelsmuseum.org or call 505-243-6269
This Place Matters: The Albuquerque Indian School Building
HAI's nomination of the Albuquerque Indian School's Employees' Club Building was a finalist in the "This Place Matters" contest sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. This content is designed for communities to feature places of architectural and cultural significance that matters to them. For more information about the Albuquerque Indian School Building. For background on the
We Want to Know Your Business
Historic Albuquerque Inc. is currently collecting the history of long-time businesses in the Albuquerque metropolitan area. To date, we have over 60 biographies recorded. If you would like to kow more about our project, please see the Albuquerque Business History Project page.
Photos of
Architectural Details
All photographs of architectural details on Historic Albuquerque's websites
were taken and provided by Bob McRae, 2011. Thanks, Bob!
were taken and provided by Bob McRae, 2011. Thanks, Bob!