Old New Mexico

This short documentary takes viewers on a journey through old New Mexico, beginning in Santa Fe, the oldest state capital in the United States. The film highlights the distinct architecture that defines the city, along with archaeological sites that explore the early settlement of Indigenous peoples in the region.

The documentary notes that seven percent of New Mexico's population is of Indian origin, emphasizing the cultural significance of the Navajo Nation, which resides on a vast 14 million acre reservation. The film also touches on historical figures, like Kit Carson, whose grave is regarded as a sacred site.

Collectors can find this film in DVD and VHS formats, making it accessible for those interested in travelogues and historical documentaries. With its focus on New Mexico's rich heritage, "Old New Mexico" offers valuable insights into a region that has shaped American history.