Richard Melzer Ordre des livres (chronologique)

Focusing on the historical context, the book explores New Mexico's rise as a treatment hub for tuberculosis during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights the region's appeal due to its clean air and sunny climate, which attracted patients seeking relief. The narrative delves into the establishment of sanitariums and the dedicated healthcare professionals who worked within them, illustrating the impact of the TB epidemic on the state and its communities leading up to World War II.

Exploring the architectural and cultural significance of the Fred Harvey Houses, this book delves into their role in shaping the hospitality landscape of the Southwest. It highlights the unique design elements and historical context of these iconic structures, revealing how they contributed to the development of tourism and the railroad industry. Through vivid imagery and engaging narratives, readers will discover the legacy of Fred Harvey and the lasting impact of his vision on American travel and dining.