| Sanctuaries of Spanish New Mexico |
| FOREWORD |
| PREFACE |
| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
 | PART I— AN ARCHITECTURAL FOOTPRINT ON THE NORTHERN FRONTIER |
| • | The Setting |
| • | The Native Culture |
| • | Exploration |
| • | Moving North |
| • | Colonization |
| • | Conversion Efforts |
| • | The Pueblo Rebellion |
| • | Spanish Town Planning |
| • | The Hispanic Dwelling |
| • | Church Patterns |
| • | Church Types |
| • | Siting |
| • | Layout |
| • | Sitework |
| • | Walls |
| • | Roofs |
| • | Apertures |
| • | Illumination |
| • | Architectural Effects |
| • | The Convento |
| • | Beyond the Church |
| • | Furnishings and Decoration |
| • | Ritual |
| • | Music |
| • | Architectural Sources |
| • | Governance and Church Form |
| • | Restoration |
| • | Epilogue |
| PART II— THE CHURCHES |
 | Santa Fe |
| NORTH OF SANTA FE |
| SOUTH OF SANTA FE |
| THE SALINAS GROUP |
| WEST OF ALBUQUERQUE |
| • | Laguna Pueblo: San José de la Laguna |
| • | Acoma Pueblo: San Esteban |
| • | Zuñi Pueblo: Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe |
| Notes |
| BIBLIOGRAPHY |
| PLATE SECTION |
| INDEX |