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New Mexico Senate Chamber, Interior; First level of State Capitol

New Mexico State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; Second level; Great Seal Overlaid on Zia Sun Symbol

New Mexico Palace of Governors, Exterior; considered oldest public building in America - traced to 1610; former state capitol

New Mexico State Capitol, Exterior; east entrance; original structure built 1964-1966; Circular Zia design; intact from 1960's

Art Gallery in New Mexico Governor Reception Area, Interior

Part of Complex of Buildings of Former State Capitol, Exterior; 1940's to 1950's; Now used for offices; Belfrey by W.C. Kruger, designer of New Capitol

Part of Complex of Buildings of Former New Mexico State Capitol, Exterior; 1940's to 1950's; Now used for offices; Belfrey by W.C. Kruger, designer of New Capitol

New Mexico Palace of Governors, Exterior; considered oldest public building in America - traced to 1610; former state capitol

Ceremonial Office of New Mexico Governor, Interior

New Mexico Senate Chamber, Interior; First level of Capitol

New Mexico State Capitol, Exterior; east entrance; original structure built 1964-1966; Circular Zia design; intact from 1960's

New Mexico State Capitol, Exterior; east entrance; original structure built 1964-1966; Circular Zia design; intact from 1960's

New Mexico State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; View at third level

New Mexico Bataan Memorial, Exterior; With Eternal Flame; Outside of Bataan Memorial Building, part of prior State Capitol group of buildings now used for offices; Dedicated to those in New Mexico National Guard in the Bataan Death March

New Mexico Capitol Security Control Room, Interior

Office of New Mexico Governor, Interior; Entrance; 4th level; Shown: Molly G. Chavez

New Mexico House Chamber, Interior; First level of Capitol

New Mexico Bataan Memorial Building, Exterior; former state capitol

New Mexico State Capitol Renedo or Alter Screen, Interior; On third level; 1992 watercolor on pine by Ramon Jose Lopez. Subject of threatened suit by ACLU for state support of religion.

Reception Desk of Office of New Mexico Governor, Interior