Electrical workers at the Primero Mine, undated
LHP_Intern2019-10-11T04:17:31+00:00Electrical workers at the Primero Mine, undated
Holy Trinity High School Graduating Class, 1931
LHP_Intern2019-12-13T20:19:30+00:00Two rows of graduates stand between two period cars, wearing their caps and gowns. At least eight of the students had Hispanic names.
Trinidad High School Yearbook (The Yellow and White), 1917, p. 7
LHP_Intern2019-12-10T01:10:49+00:00Includes Joseph P. Bacca as class “Veledictorian” and class President
Trinidad High School Yearbook (The Yellow and White), 1917, p. 6
LHP_Intern2019-12-10T01:11:01+00:00Includes J. Eliseo Martinez as class Vice- President
Students at Rice School, Trinidad, 1st grade, 1892-3
LHP_Intern2019-12-13T20:21:12+00:00School photo of students and teacher. Three African-American students are shown at the back right
Students at Park St. School, Trinidad, middle grades, 1892
LHP_Intern2019-12-13T20:21:00+00:00Students at Park St. School, Trinidad, middle grades, 1892
An Early Teacher, Juan J. Valdéz and his wife Reyes Maes de Valdéz, 1896
LHP_Intern2019-12-10T01:08:55+00:00He was a farmer and a teacher who taught school for 30 years in the towns of Jaroso, Trujillo Creek, and Martinez; he and his wife raised their family in Trujillo Creek.
Students from Martinez School, 1910
LHP_Intern2019-12-13T20:20:32+00:00Students from the Martínez School pose in Martínez Plaza near the village of Plaza de los Martínez (Las Animas County). Nearly all have Hispanic names.
Students at Rivera School, 1890s
LHP_Intern2019-12-13T20:20:06+00:00Hispanic American students and their male teacher pose in front of their school in Rivera (San Francisco Plaza, Glenham), Las Animas County. A plaque over the door reads: "Public School 1890.”
Coat Made by Gilbert Fernandez in Chimayo Weave, 1976-7
LHP_Intern2020-01-18T17:08:59+00:00Coat hand-woven by Gilbert "Gil" Fernandez in his Weston, Colorado shop. It is made with a Chimayo style weave of his interpretation.