History Books and Articles
My latest articles:
Jews on the Prairie, Tablet Magazine, December 2018
Beating the Flu, Tablet Magazine, December 2018
Before WWII Began, a Generation of Jewish Men Joined FDR’s ‘Tree Army’, Tablet Magazine, February 2015
On the New Mexico Chocolate Trail, New Mexico Jewish Link, February, 2013, p.6
A Mobster in The Family, Tablet Magazine, January 2013
Like Mike: Reflections on Growing Up in a Tolerant Community, New Mexico Jewish Link, December 2012, p. 15
The Great War's Jewish Soldiers, Tablet Magazine, November 2012

I hope that you have (or will) enjoy Jewish Albuquerque. My own family's story in Albuquerque began about 1912 when two great uncles arrived from England by way of Salt Lake City. The two brothers, David and Louis Meyer, established a men's clothing shop in downtown Albuquerque and helped to found Congregation B'nai Israel. Part of the adventure of writing and researching the book was uncovering my own history. I hope that Jewish Albuquerque brings back good memories, encourages conversation and most of all, serves as a catalyst for you to uncover your own family stories.
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Resources
If you would like more information on New Mexico history, please visit the following:
Organizations
Albuquerque Historical Society
Abq Jew
Congregation Albert
Historical Society of New Mexico
New Mexico Jewish Historical Society
Society for Crypto Jewish Studies
Women, Ritual and Secrecy: The Creation of Crypto Jewish Culture
Research
Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System Genealogy Resources
Bloom Southwest Jewish Archives
Critical Past video footage
Jewish Women's Archives: downloadable life history questions
New Mexico's Digital Collections
New Mexico State Archives and Records
Rochlin Finding Guide
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research
Organizations
Albuquerque Historical Society
Abq Jew
Congregation Albert
Historical Society of New Mexico
New Mexico Jewish Historical Society
Society for Crypto Jewish Studies
Women, Ritual and Secrecy: The Creation of Crypto Jewish Culture
Research
Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System Genealogy Resources
Bloom Southwest Jewish Archives
Critical Past video footage
Jewish Women's Archives: downloadable life history questions
New Mexico's Digital Collections
New Mexico State Archives and Records
Rochlin Finding Guide
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research