HSFF Executive Director and HSFF Supporter, Volunteer and Olive Rush Researcher Bettina Raphael

HSFF Executive Director and HSFF Supporter, Volunteer and Olive Rush Researcher Bettina Raphael

Our Events

HSFF offers a variety of educational opportunities for members and nonmembers. Our monthly exhibitions and openings are open to the public and monthly salon talks are a wonderful added benefit to membership. In 2017, we opened up the talks to the public for a nominal fee. We also partner with other organizations to host event including fundraising tours and member lectures.

November 2018 ezine

November 2018 ezine

Our Publications

HSFF has produced numerous publications since its founding in 1961. We offer an archive of selected materials including our on-going monthly eZines and triannual printed newsletter for members.

Jay dickason, 2018 Faith and John Gaw Meem Preservation Intern

Jay dickason, 2018 Faith and John Gaw Meem Preservation Intern

Trades Internship

HSFF's an annual trades internship is a 10-week internship offered to qualified student or recent graduate of architecture, planning, design, or a similar field to gain hands-on experience in the theory and practice of preservation by working with Foundation board members and staff. The staff does a call for applications in the early part of each year, usually with a deadline of March with the internship beginning in June.

 
Santa Fe's 1895 Hydroelectric Power Plant listed on HSFF's Register

Santa Fe's 1895 Hydroelectric Power Plant listed on HSFF's Register

The Properties

 Historic Santa Fe Foundation (HSFF) is an organization that has contributed to the preservation and knowledge of the city since its founding in 1961. We own and maintain properties in Santa Fe, hold historic preservation easements, and research and recognize properties and resources for the HSFF Register of Properties Worthy of Preservation. Many of these resources or properties are publicly noted with the plaques mounted on the properties bearing the HSFF Register designation. Look for them when walking around Santa Fe.

Jacqueline, Mara & Bobby at the original Cross of the Martyrs. This structure is currently owned by HSFF and Bobby recently repaired the steps leading up to the 70-ton monument.

Jacqueline, Mara & Bobby at the original Cross of the Martyrs. This structure is currently owned by HSFF and Bobby recently repaired the steps leading up to the 70-ton monument.

About us

Historic Santa Fe Foundation has a small staff who work in our office at El Zaguán and at our owned properties with hands-on maintenance. We are honored to have a supportive Board, dedicated volunteers and local partnerships that help expand our scope and maintain the longevity of the Foundation and its mission.

Adobe Wall outside Hsff’s El Zaguán on Canyon Road during 2018 repair and restoration

Adobe Wall outside Hsff’s El Zaguán on Canyon Road during 2018 repair and restoration

Help Us Preserve & Educate

Historic Santa Fe Foundation performs an important function in the city by preserving our shared historic heritage through the structures that make our city an iconic location. We give the context to the buildings and monuments by connecting them to some of the people who helped to create and preserve Santa Fe in years past. We hope you will join us in this mission as a member, volunteer, business partner or Steward. Find out how to help and participate on our Join & Give page.