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Marble statue of Po'pay, a Pueblo Indian responsible for organizing the Pueblo revolt against the Spanish. The statue is located in the National Statuary Hall Collection in Washington D.C.

This image depicts several pueblo women adding brush to the roofs of their homes as a roof.

Purple Heart issued to Richard Malone

Sheet music depicting racial stereotypes.

Railway cars loaded with canvas bags full of crushed oyster shells.

Issued by the Office of Price Administration (OPA), the ration tokens were used by retailers as change to give to customers who bought goods with ration stamps during WWII. Red OPA tokens were for meats and fats. Blue OPA tokens were used for…

Receipt book for fines and lost books from 1967 to 1970