NMCentennialBlueBook

MUSEUM rESoUrcES DiViSion
Stewart l. Udall center for Museum Resources
725 camino lejo
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 476-1125 FAX: (505) 476-1229
the Museum Resources division provides high quality services and solutions to the department
of cultural Affairs, its museums and affiliates. the division provides professional services in
support of museum projects, enhancing the ability of museums to promote, preserve, protect,
and present collection holdings, extending the educational benefit of museum programs
beyond museum walls and by acting as a catalyst between creative vision and its realizations.
the Museum Resources division includes Exhibits central, conservation, the Museum of New
Mexico Press, El Palacio Magazine, PR and Marketing, and Educational outreach programs,
including the Van of Enchantment, the state’s “Museum on Wheels”. the State Monuments
office is also located in this building.
NEW MEXICO STATE LIBRARY
1209 camino carlos Rey
Santa Fe, NM 87505
(505) 476-9700 FAX: (505) 476-9701
www.nmstatelibrary.org
Since its beginnings more than 60 years ago, the State library has been a leader in the
development of public libraries, helping them to build programs needed by their communities.
the State library has programs that serve more than 1,000 libraries throughout New Mexico
public school, academic and tribal. Specific programs include bookmobiles and books by mail
for rural services and talking books for the visually impaired. the State library is also active
in providing the latest in electronic technology and automation for community and school
libraries. the State library assures that all New Mexicans have the information they need,
when and how they need it.
StatE rEcorDS anD arcHiVES**
1209 camino carlos Rey,
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87507
Records division: (505) 476-7903 Fax: (505) 476-7910
Archives division: (505) 476-7908 Fax: (505) 476-7909
State historian office: (505) 476-7948
General information: (505) 476-7900
the commission of Public Records is the governing body of the State Records center and
Archives. the commission was created in 1959 and charged with establishing a Records
center and appointing a State Records Administrator to manage the facility. the State Records
Administrator is responsible for the administration of the inspection of Public Records Act
[chapter 14, Article 3 NMSA 1978] and the State Rules Act [chapter 14, Article 4 NMSA
1978], as well as sections of other statutes. the agency is organized into five divisions;
Administrative law, Administrative Services, Archives and historical Services, office of the
State historian, and Records Management.
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