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State Research Guide: New Mexico

By David A. Fryxell Premium

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As we celebrate the 400th anniversary of Jamestown, Va., let’s pause in recognition of New Mexico’s own venerable city, Santa Fe – which is arguably as old as historic Jamestown. In 1607, around the time those English colonists were unpacking, Juan Martinez de Montoya established the first settlement where Santa Fe is now. Santa Fe View Website VIP Subscription

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