Nambe Collection

Colorful sunset blossoms across a New Mexico sky. Home to the Pueblo Indians who have been calling this enchanting landscape their ancestral homelands for thousands of years

A Nambe girl, c1905. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
A Nambe girl, c1905

An offering at the waterfall-Nambe, 1927 Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
An offering at the waterfall-Nambe, 1927 Nambe Indian placing prayer plume at waterfall

War Captain, Nambe, from the American Indian Chiefs series (N36) for Allen &
War Captain, Nambe, from the American Indian Chiefs series (N36) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

North America; USA; New Mexico; Exterior facade of Sacred Heart Church in Nambe New Mexico

War Captain Nambe American Indian Chiefs series
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NEW MEXICO: PUEBLO KIVA. Interior view of a kiva at Nambe Pueblo in northern New Mexico. Photographed in 1903

New Mexico. Nambe Falls, New Mexico

Nambe Pueblo, New Mexico, United States. Preparing horses for war dance

USA, New Mexico, Nambe. Mission El Sagrado Corazon or Sacred Heart catholic church in Nambe, New Mexico. Built in the late 18th century, destroyed by a fire April 18 1946 and rebuilt in 1947

Nambe corn dance symbols, New Mexico, United States of America, North America

Racial / War Captain / Nambe
War Captain: Chief of the Nambe tribe

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Bask in the vibrant hues of a colorful sunset over New Mexico's enchanting sky, as the historic War Captain of Nambe, a cherished figure from the American Indian Chiefs series (N36), gazes upon this land he once defended. Wander through the sacred grounds Pueblo, where the exteriors of ancient structures like Sacred Heart Church stand proud against the backdrop of the rugged terrain. Delve deeper into the rich culture of this northern New Mexico community, as War Captain Nambe and his people continue to honor their traditions through rituals like the preparation for war dances, and the intricate corn dance symbols that adorn their homes. Amidst the natural beauty Falls, and the spiritual significance of the kivas, the resilient spirit of the Nambe people shines bright, preserving their heritage for generations to come.