Thanks for visiting! Our new (and improved) web site will be published in early 2023. To receive the announcement, please email us here. She Who Shaped New Mexico New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program is a celebration of women in our multicultural history. It highlights their contributions in the arts, education, business, government, science, military, healthcare and as early settlers. The marker program provides a unique and welcoming space for showcasing women in our state’s history. We seek to encourage collaboration and dialogue among multiple generations to explore our history. Our goal is to inspire new ways of honoring women and stimulate a sense of honor and pride in New Mexico.
New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program is a celebration of women in our multicultural history. It highlights their contributions in the arts, education, business, government, science, military, healthcare and as early settlers. The marker program provides a unique and welcoming space for showcasing women in our state’s history. We seek to encourage collaboration and dialogue among multiple generations to explore our history. Our goal is to inspire new ways of honoring women and stimulate a sense of honor and pride in New Mexico.
Georgia O’Keeffe, Rio Arriba
Photo by: Stieglitz, Alfred
© Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
María Gertrudis Barceló, Santa Fe
Marjorie Bell Chambers, Los Alamos
Peggy Pond Church, Los Alamos
Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter, Bernalillo
Curanderas – Women Who Heal, Mora
