Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-188) and index.

Introduction --
Map --
Acoma houses, Acoma pueblo --
Gila Cliff Dwellings, Gila wilderness --
Gran Quivera, Salinas pueblos --
Luna Jacál, Lincoln --
Hogan, Navajo reservation --
Oldest house, Santa Fe --
Ortega house, Truchas --
Martinez hacienda, Taos --
Casa de Armijo, Albuquerque --
Gurule house, Santa Fe --
Kit Carson house, Taos --
Barela de Bledsoe house, Albuquerque --
Territorial door, Las Vegas --
Romero house, Las Vegas --
Benigno Romero house, Las Vegas --
Silva house, Las Vegas --
Pinckney Tully house, Santa Fe --
Hinojos house, Santa Fe --
Barela/Taylor house, Mesilla --
Reynolds/Chavez/Fountain house, Mesilla --
Sanchez house, Las Cruces --
Gonzales house, Las Cruces --
Dolan house, Lincoln --
Shuler house, Ratón --
Hobbs house, Ratón --
Ward house, Las Vegas --
Gehring house, Las Vegas --
Harris house, Las Vegas --
Ilfeld house, Las Vegas --
Hesselden house, Albuquerque --
Edward Lembke house, Albuquerque --
Cornish house, Albuquerque --
McCoy house, Aztec --
Luna mansion, Las Lunas --
Jackson house, Alamogordo --
Thompson house, Las Cruces --
Boxcar house, Rincón --
Ailman house, Silver City --
Warren house, Silver City --
Marriott house, Silver City --
Esquibel house, Silver City --
Medical staff quarters, Fort Bayard --
Miller house, Hillsboro --
Garcia/Bursum house, Socorro --
Miner's cottage, Madrid --
Keil house, Lake Valley --
Chavez/Lee house, San Mateo --
Mills house, Springer --
Reynolds cabin, Luna --
Kretek house, Deming --
Cox house, San Augustine Ranch --
Bunkhouse, Roswell --
White house, Roswell --
Cahoon house, Roswell --
Superintendent's residence, Roswell --
Gesler house, Artesia --
Boykin house, Clovis --
Cooney/Bamert house, Las Cruces --
Apodaca house, La Mesa --
Mabel Dodge Luhan house, Taos --
Carlos Vierra house, Santa Fe --
Belloli-Allen house, Santa Fe --
Goodwin house, Santa Fe --
Bushman house, Gallup --
Davis house, Albuquerque --
President's house, Albuquerque --
Tingley house, Albuquerque --
Lujan house, Albuquerque --
Charles Lembke house, Albuquerque --
Duarte house, Las Cruces --
Hess house, Las Cruces --
Dewey house, Portales --
Hurd-Wyeth house, San Patricio --
Baker house, Los Alamos --
Bellamah house, Albuquerque --
Reynolds house, Taos --
Wheeler house, Taos --
Healy house, Arroyo Hondo --
Kellahin house, Santa Fe --
Bieri house, Albuquerque --
Euline/Komadina house, Corrales --
Forrest House, Carlsbad --
Hunnard house, Ruidoso --
Leake house, Columbus --
Jacobs-Ritter house, Las Cruces --
Hanssen house, Las Cruces --
Waters house, Las Cruces --
Chavez house, Las Cruces --
Acknowledgements --
Glossary --
Suggested readings --
Index.

Houses in Time is like no other book on New Mexico architecture. While it pays homage to the legacy of adobe, the book also acknowledges the role of newcomers who built houses in a dizzying array of styles. Featured in handsome photographs accompanied by brief, informative essays are eighty-eight houses from all over the state, beginning with prehistoric pueblo dwellings and encompassing adobes, bungalows, ranch houses, and a variety of unique structures, the most recent of which are a passive solar rammed earth dwelling and an owner-built house constructed with the help of Habitat for Humanity. Also included are a glossary and bibliographic essay. Amazon

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