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The entrance to the exhibition "100 Years of State and Federal Policy: The Impact on Pueblo Nations" at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, N.M. The exhibition runs through February 2013.![3_New_Mexico_Pueblos_Exhibit]()
The entrance to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.![2_New_Mexico_Pueblos_Exhibit]()
Exhibition project manager Travis Suazo poses for a photograph inside the museum at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, N.M.![6_New_Mexico_Pueblos_Exhibit]()
Photograph of Miguel Trujillo of Isleta Pueblo and his daughter that is on display as part of the exhibit. Trujillo fought in 1948 for the right of American Indians to vote in New Mexico. The exhibition highlights 100 years of state and federal policy and the effects on New Mexico's pueblos.![7_New_Mexico_Pueblos_Exhibit]()
One of the exhibition's room telling the "100 Years of State and Federal Policy: The Impact on Pueblo Nations" at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.![4_New_Mexico_Pueblos_Exhibit]()
A diploma and high school letter on display in the exhibition.![5_New_Mexico_Pueblos_Exhibit]()
One of the pieces of pottery on display as part of the exhibition "100 Years of State and Federal Policy: The Impact on Pueblo Nations" at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. The exhibition runs through February 2013.New Mexico Pueblos Tell Their History In New Exhibit
The pueblos of New Mexico have come together to offer their own historical perspective as part of an exhibit at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque.
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