Santa Fe: The Autobiography of a Southwestern Town

This first edition of "Santa Fe: The Autobiography of a Southwestern Town" is in good condition. The hardcover shows minor wear, with slight bumping at the corners and edges. The pages are clean and well-preserved, with no inscriptions or markings. The binding remains strong and intact. Please note, the original dust jacket is not present, but the book itself remains a valuable addition to any collection focusing on Southwestern history.

"Santa Fe: The Autobiography of a Southwestern Town" by Oliver La Farge, with assistance from Arthur N. Morgan, offers an intimate exploration of one of America's most storied cities. Published by the University of Oklahoma Press in 1959, this first edition captures the vibrant history and cultural tapestry of Santa Fe, New Mexico. La Farge, a celebrated author and anthropologist, provides a rich narrative that delves into the unique blend of Native American, Spanish, and Anglo influences that define the region. With a foreword by Paul Horgan, this work stands as a significant contribution to the understanding of Southwestern history. Ideal for collectors and history enthusiasts, this volume offers a detailed and personal account of Santa Fe's evolution and enduring spirit.