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Volume I - 1994
| The Jornada del Muerto: Staying Alive on the Trail of Death | by Paxton Price |
| Early Owners of the Nestor Armijo Home, Part 1: The Samaniegos of Sonora | by John b Colligan |
| The Mark Thompson-David Bronson Home | by Theresa Gerund |
| The Deeds of Roy Nakayama: Chile and Pecans; Research and Teaching |
by Nancy Tod |
| The Archers of the Lower Rio Grande: Recollections of a Southern New Mexico Farmer | by Walter P. Archer |
| George Adlai Feather: Renaissance Man |
by Ilka Feather Minter & Robert R. White |
| Major General James H. Carleton, New Mexico's Controversial Civil War Commander |
by Allan Holmes |
| Hugh M. Milton, II: Educator, Soldier, Distinguished American | by Lee Gemoets |
Volume II - 1995
| Cadette: A Mescalero Headman | by Doug Wright |
| Campaigning: New Mexico Style | by Vesta Siemers |
| Swedish in New Mexico Style: The Mesilla Riot of 1871 | by J. Henry Gustafson |
| Vado, New Mexico: A Dream in the Desert | by M. A. Walton |
| Martin's Well at Aleman: An "Oasis on the Jornada" | by Paxton Price |
| Cooks: A New Mexico Mining Community | by Donald H. Couchman |
| Early Owners of the Nestor Armijo Home, Part II: Benjamin Harrover and John D. Barncastle |
by John B. Colligan |
| Our Lady of Guadalupe: The Annual Celebration at Tortugas | by Tricia Roniero and Kelly Kirby |
| Is There a Southwestern Character? The Environment and its "Victims" | by Lee Priestly |
Volume III - 1996
| Apache Depredations in Doņa Ana County: An Incident in Victorio's War | by Daniel D. Aranda |
| The Night Christmas Bells Did Not Ring: An 1868 Race Riot in Central City, New Mexico | by Lee Myers |
| Early Owners of the Nestor Armijo Home, Part III: Maria Osita Carrion and Bradford Daily |
by John B. Colligan |
| "She'll be Comin' Round the Mountain:" The Ozanne Stage to White Oaks and Lincoln 1886-1895 |
by Robert L. Hart |
| The Flying Flivver: An Excerpt from the Diary of Louis Edwin Freudenthal | edited by Elsa Freudenthal Altshool |
| South Africa to Southern New Mexico: Boer War General Buried in Las Cruces | by Michael Morris, edited by Jerri Spoehel |
| The S. S. Columbus Incident | by Ann Buffington |
| Between the Lions: The Legacy of Mable and E. J. Stern | by M. A. Walton |
Volume IV - 1997
| Yes, You Can! | by A.C. Hernandez as recorded by Norma Lane |
| New Mexico in the Big Picture: 1846 | by Thomas E. Chavez |
| 1950: Alamogordo's Year of Decision | by Jean Culberson |
| My Personal Space Age | by Patricia Tompaugh |
| Land, Cattle and Water: The Business Dealings of Oliver Lee | by Kenneth Faunce |
| Organ As It Was | by Vesta Siemers |
| Lucky Al | by Gordon Owen |
| Education, Enlightenment and Improvement:W.L.C.-W.I.A. | by Ilka Feather Minter |
| The NMSU Presidents' Residence: Nason House | by M.A. Walton |
| Recollections of a County School Teacher |
by Edith Barrier as recorded by Eloise Evans |
| Fields & Dreams | by Jesse Gonzales with Lee Gemoets |
| Tomas J. Fountain: Revolutionary or Patriot | by Andrew Alexander |
| Swastika: Peace Symbol Destroyed by War | by Gerald A. Thomas |
| Colonel Hatch and the Territorial Press During the Victorio War |
by Robert L. Hart |
| Inter-ethnic Relations along the New Mexico-Mexico Border during the Mexican Revolution |
by John W. Sandlin, III |
| Silver City: Frontier Market | by Michael Rock |
| Doņa Ana in Fact and Fiction | by Nancy Jenkins |
| Four Generations of Community Service: A Hispanic Family Named Smith |
by Josephine and C.B. Smith |
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