Category: History
New Mexico Legends Like folk medicine, local lore and oral traditions were always very strong in New Mexico. This was due to the lack of a printing press and …
New Jersey cultural contributions An important part of culture is religious faith and practices. A large portion of the Latinos who have come to New Jersey are Roman Catholic, …
Latino culture in Mississippi has been both visible and invisible, mainstream and separate from the culture of white and black Mississippians. The signature Mississippi hot tamale is perhaps the …
New Hampshire’s Latinos pride themselves in having a Latino festival instead of specific national festivals (e.g., Puerto Rican and Dominican), as occurs in states with larger Latino populations. Every …
Garces, Father Francisco (1738-1781). Father Francisco was the Spanish chronicler for the De Anza expedition and one of the first Europeans to set foot in what is today the …
New Hampshire chronology 1932 Jose Clemente Orozco, a visiting lecturer from Mexico, paints frescoes on the walls of the reserve book room in the Baker Library, at Dartmouth College …
New Jersey bibliography Archdiocese of Newark. Office of Research and Planning. Presencia Nueva The New Presence: A Study of Hispanics in the Archdiocese of Newark. Bischoff, Henry. Caribbean Peoples …
Nebraska bibliography Baltensperger, Bradley H. Nebraska: A Geography. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1985. Dary, David. The Santa Fe Trail: Its History, Legends, and Lore. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, …
Velez, Hector M. (1967-). Elected to New Hampshire’s House of Representatives (Hillsborough, District 12) in November 2004, Hector Velez is the first Latino to hold public office in the …
New Jersey cultural contributions Cultural practices in music, dance, art, health, and recreation have been of great value not only to Latinos but also to many others in New …