Roswell philanthropist founded artist in residence program
Roswell benefactor Donald B Anderson (1919 2020) built a local arts vision from oil ventures to RMAC leadership. He helped create the Roswell Artist in Residence program, expanded galleries, and funded artists. After 1967 relocation threats, his museum projects grew including Gallery 409 exhibit space and the Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Donald B. Anderson
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Malco Oil and Gas
Patricia Anderson
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Rmac Foundation
Santa Fe Opera
Eastern New Mexico University
School of American Research In
Santa Fe
Jargon Society Out of Wales
Great Britain
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Art News Magazine
Museum of New Mexico
Malco Oil Inc
Conoco Oil
Anderson Oil Company
Walker Air Force Base
Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art
Blazer's Mill Through a Family Lens in New Mexico
A.N. Blazer recounts his father Dr. Joseph H. Blazer’s 1866 wagon train trade for a stake in Blazer’s Mill. The narrative details his father’s Civil War service, postwar move to New Mexico, and the region’s early transport routes and local history including the Sacrament o Mountains route and Mescalero interactions.
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Blazer
A.N. Blazer
Joseph H. Blazer
Chihuahua
Mexico
Ft. Sumner
Tularosa
la Maquina
Sacramento Mountains
Rio Grande
Pecos River
Santana
Mescaleros
the Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
Joseph Blazer
Old Blazer’s Mill and the Mescalero Pact History
The account details Blazer’s Mill in the Tularosa area, its tense relations with the Mescalero and Santana, and the 1869 defense with three foot adobe walls. It notes attacks by Comanches, the mill’s rebuilding, Blazer’s later roles, and a family move from Iowa linked to the 1877 arrival via the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line to Pueblo.
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Mescalero
Dr. Blazer
Santana
Fort Sumner
Dr Blazer
United States
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Pueblo
Colorado
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