New Mexico
New Mexico is a southwestern U. S. state whose diverse terrain encompasses the Chihuahuan Desert and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Its capital, Santa Fe, founded in 1610, is known for upscale spas and Spanish colonial architecture. It's also home to a vibrant arts scene, as well as the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, featuring the artist's iconic New Mexican landscape paintings, and the open-air Santa Fe Opera.
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Tranquilino Luna
Josh Peine
Actor
Howard Behling Schleeter
Artist
Jacob Hamblin
Diplomat
Jack Williamson
American fiction writer
Washington Ellsworth Lindsey
Former Governor of New Mexico
Frank Chee Willeto
Former Vice President of the Navajo Nation
Carlos Cisneros
Former New Mexico State Senator
William Purinton Bomar Jr.
American artist
Ward Lockwood
Artist
Helene Thomas Bennett
Bacteriologist
Nakotah LaRance
American dancer
Richard Cowsill
Bob Cowsill's brother
Hardrock Gunter
Singer
Jody McCrea
American actor
Peter Hurd
American painter
Joe Skeen
Former New Mexico State Senator
James F. Hinkle
Former Governor of New Mexico
R. R. Brown
American football player
Andrew H. Burke
Former Governor of North Dakota
Burton C. Mossman
James P. Riseley
Military personnel
Joe Bauman
Baseball player
Glenn Dennis
Ufologists
Maurice Garland Fulton
American historian
Robert O. Anderson
American businessman and art collector
Don Maynard
Former American football player
Maria Martinez
American artist
Julian Martinez
Potter
Rose Gonzales
Visual artist
Awa Tsireh
Painter
Charlie Bowdre
American cowboy
Kenny Davern
Jazz musician
William B. Lenoir
Electrical engineer
Margaret Tafoya
Elliot Wolff
American musician
Peter Griffith
American advertising executive
Bill Daily
American actor
Georgia O'Keeffe
American artist
Mary Hunter Austin
American writer
Martha Hyer
American actress
Duff Twysden
Socialite
Roger Zelazny
American poet
Edward T. Hall
American anthropologist
Marshall Barer
Lyricist
Stewart Udall
American Politician
Theodore J. Flicker
American playwright
