"Santa Fe's Historic McKenzie Neighborhood" A Contemporary Look at Old Architecture by Victoria Rogers and Cal Haines Published by Sunstone Press, April 2011 Softcover, 60 pages, includes 11 original images Order directly from Sunstone Press or Amazon or request signed copies at victoria.rogers8@comcast.net for $30 plus shipping ABOUT THE BOOK "This book speaks to lovers of art, Santa Fe, historic architecture, guidebooks, and books as art." (back cover) While living in the historic McKenzie Neighborhood, Victoria Rogers and Cal Haines collaboratively created art with a new perspective showing the late-1800 to mid-1900 buildings. Sharing the collection with David Rasch, now retired from the Santa Fe Historic Division, revealed that each image illustrates noteworthy architectural details. The resulting book, with the original images paired with fascinating information about the diverse structures, also provides background on the street names and the area. "The historic McKenzie Neighborhood is just a five-minute walk from the downtown Plaza, bordered by the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum on Johnson Street. With its charming buildings, old-fashioned street lamps, bright hollyhocks and leggy branches of wild sunflowers along the sidewalk, and distant sounds of church bells or train horns, it's genuinely New Mexico where not hurrying is a way of life." (back cover) PRAISE FOR "Santa Fe's Historic McKenzie Neighborhood" "... a visually stunning guidebook for those who love to discover the hidden architectural treasures of Santa Fe and those wishing to stay and dwell here." - Pat French, co-founder New Mexico Historic Women Marker Initiative and French & French Fine Properties CONTENTS INTRODUCTION by Stuart A. Ashman, former Cabinet Secretary of Cultural Affairs, State of New Mexico PREFACE VISIONS OF THE MCKENZIE NEIGHBORHOOD (11 original images and historic documentation) by Victoria Rogers and Cal Haines STREET NAMES MAP HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE by David A. Rasch, Historic Preservation Division, City of Santa Fe ARCHITECTURAL NOTES by David A. Rasch, Historic Preservation Division, City of Santa Fe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABOUT THE ARTISTS