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Historical Bulletin Photos (1967-1996)

These photos were digitized from UNM School of Law Bulletins published between 1967-1996. Visit the Bulletins and Handbook of Polices collection to view entire issues. This collection is sorted by year from oldest to newest.

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Caption: Maria the Potter, fames San Ildefonso Pueblo Indian artist.
Caption: Mimbres Indian pottery design from southwestern New Mexico.
Caption: One of the lounge areas in the Student Union.
Caption: Picturesque small farm nestles under a rugged mesa in northern New Mexico.
Caption: Robert Geronimo, son of the Apache war-chief, Geronimo, was a familiar figure on the Mescalero Apache Reservation near Ruidoso, N.M., until his death in 1966.
Caption: Ruins of the Spanish colonial mission at Abo, near Mountainair in central New Mexico. The mission was abandoned in the late 17th Century after repeated attacks by Apache Indians.
Caption: Students take advantage of the mall between the Student Union and the University of New Mexico's Zimmerman Library.
Caption: Sun-baked Dog Canyon near Alamagordo, N.M., was the scene of fierce conflicts between the U.S. Calvary and Apache warriors during the late 19th century.
Caption: The colonial mission of San Augustin at Isela Pueblo, south of Albuquerque, dates to 1613 although it has been much repaired and remodeled over the years.
Caption: The month of May symbolized in a unique Navajo Indian calendar created by UNM Professor LeRoy Candie.
Caption: The state flower of New Mexico, the yucca.
Caption: The University's administraion building, an excellent example of UNM's Pueblo-style architecture.
Caption: UNM Law School's Moot Court room with a trial in process.

Historical Bulletin Photos (1967-1996)

Caption: Maria the Potter, fames San Ildefonso Pueblo Indian artist.

Caption: Mimbres Indian pottery design from southwestern New Mexico.

Caption: One of the lounge areas in the Student Union.

Caption: Picturesque small farm nestles under a rugged mesa in northern New Mexico.

Caption: Robert Geronimo, son of the Apache war-chief, Geronimo, was a familiar figure on the Mescalero Apache Reservation near Ruidoso, N.M., until his death in 1966.

Caption: Ruins of the Spanish colonial mission at Abo, near Mountainair in central New Mexico. The mission was abandoned in the late 17th Century after repeated attacks by Apache Indians.

Caption: Students take advantage of the mall between the Student Union and the University of New Mexico's Zimmerman Library.

Caption: Sun-baked Dog Canyon near Alamagordo, N.M., was the scene of fierce conflicts between the U.S. Calvary and Apache warriors during the late 19th century.

Caption: The colonial mission of San Augustin at Isela Pueblo, south of Albuquerque, dates to 1613 although it has been much repaired and remodeled over the years.

Caption: The month of May symbolized in a unique Navajo Indian calendar created by UNM Professor LeRoy Candie.

Caption: The state flower of New Mexico, the yucca.

Caption: The University's administraion building, an excellent example of UNM's Pueblo-style architecture.

Caption: UNM Law School's Moot Court room with a trial in process.

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