Albuqhistsoc.org Website Review

promoting and preserving all matters relating to the history of albuquerque. the albuquerque historical society (ahs) is a non-profit, membership organization of residents interested in promoting and preserving all matters relating to the history of albuquerque, new mexico and the surrounding communities. founded in 1947 as the old town historical society, it originally focused on efforts to preserve the historic character of old town albuquerque. currently, ahs sponsors a series of we welcome new members of all ages. it is not necessary to be a historian or have prior knowledge of albuquerque or new mexico history. members receive advance notice via e-mail about forthcoming events sponsored by the ahs, and other societies interested in history, plus opportunities to participate in community and educational outreach activities. to become a member or to renew your. september program – history of menaul school and the mission of the menaul historical library of the southwest. photos of the private presbyterian church-related menaul school, founded in 1896. the current mission of the library will also be the ahs program is also free. seating capacity is limited, so come early to guarantee yourself a seat. read more there are many opportunities to participate in local and statewide history and cultural programs this month. view the september 2019 the albuquerque historical society accolades program recognizes the contributions of individuals, businesses, groups, and public or history; with an emphasis on recently occurring commemorative events. the criteria for receiving an ahs accolade is broad and includes, but not limited to, recognizing institutions or groups that sponsor events to celebrate or raise awareness of albuquerque history and individuals who raise awareness of albuquerque history through talks, lectures, or other actions. to find out how to suggest a history accolade or to ed boles has been recognized by the albuquerque historical society for an albuquerque history accolade