“Through words as well as historical and original photographs, (Marmon) tells the story of his people, from their contradictory origin stories, to their adaptation of the conquistadors’ Catholic faith, to their work on the railroad and the pueblo’s subsequent modernization.”—Cowboys & Indians
“Filling a void in the visual history of New Mexico, this book shows the extraordinary work of Lee Marmon, a master of multiple genres of photography.”—Miguel A. Gandert, photographer of Hermanitos Comanchitos: Indo-Hispano Rituals of Captivity and Redemption
“The Laguna (Pueblo) photos . . . capture a disappearing world, one busily adjusting to modern influences.”—New Mexico Magazine
“An unprecedented collection of portraits and landscapes with an extraordinary tribute of stories and personal recollections.”—Southwest Books of the Year
