New Mexico Exhibition Hall
King Philip of Spain appointed a “Converso” by the name of Carvajal to govern the Territory of New Mexico in 1569.
Bernardo Lopez, another “Converso,” was made Governor of New Mexico in 1659.
Louis Gold arrived from Poland in 1837. S.J. Spiegelberg arrived in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1846.
Santa Fe Parade
Solomon Bibo: Jewish Chief of the Acoma Indian Tribe of New Mexico
Charles Clever: New Mexico Business and Legal Pioneer
Congregation Albert: The Oldest Continuing Jewish Organization in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Congregation Montefiore: The First Synagogue in the New Mexico Territory
The Danoff Brothers: Louis, Samuel & Simon: Jewish Pioneers of Gallup, New Mexico
Sol Floersheim: New Mexico Jewish Pioneer
Columbus Moise: Chief Justice of the Territorial Supreme Court of New Mexico, 1880
Emanuel Rosenwald: Jewish Pioneer Businessman & Honored Citizen, Las Vegas, New Mexico
Spiegelberg Brothers: Successful Jewish Merchant Pioneers of Santa Fe, New Mexico
Flora Langermann Spiegelberg: Grand Pioneer Woman of Santa Fe, New Mexico
Eugene Stern: Jewish Merchant, Farmer and Philanthropist of Las Cruces, New Mexico
