Our one hundred year old restored Mexican territorial inn is rated one of the top twenty Inns in the country. Its two double-story guest houses are joined by a vast Great Room that must be seen to be fully appreciated. Dark wood floors, an eighteen-foot pressed tin ceiling, an 1855 German piano, and Jacobean-style furniture lend a pleasing Old World ambience to the living room, while the tall arched windows and large paintings (most notably those by Ken Barrick, Kathy Morrow and Dorothy Tuma) grace the room. With 20 widely different guest rooms, the Inn offers excellent accommodations for groups as well as individual guests. Each room is named after a famous New Mexican or Native American artist and is decorated accordingly. Among the most memorable are the Maria Martinez room, with its vigas and latilla Anasazi headboard, and the Georgia O'Keeffe room in black, white, and gray, with calla lilies on the mantel. The R. C. Gorman room boasts its own private entrance and features a kiva fireplace and partial viga ceiling. The Lundeen Inn serves a diverse clientele that ranges from the visual and performing artists and government scientists to corporate travelers and vacationing families, couples and individuals. Many are international visitors. This intellectual and cultural diversity creates a wonderful atmosphere for sharing. Any morning, breakfast promises stimulating conversations and exciting new acquaintances. The Inn is a place where all may come and feel at home. Linda is a native New Mexican and one of the State's leading art dealers. Jerry, raised on an Indian reservation in North Dakota, is a professional architect and designed many of the Inn's unique features. Linda takes a special pleasure in walking guests through the Gallery and introducing them to the artists who often visit the Inn. Jerry loves to visit with guests sharing his extensive knowledge of Southwestern architecture. Their special knowledge and deep love of the Southwest culture has inspired guests for over 12 years and kept many of them coming back. Hosts: Linda and Jerry Lundeen. Includes a wide variety of healthy breakfast entrees and afternoon refreshments. Long-term accommodations available. Inquire about weekly and corporate rates. Pets considered if owners provide kennels and a $15 surcharge. All major credit cards accepted. 10% discount offers to AAA, AARP and travel agents. Special Rates for corporate and government travelers. Stroll the spacious Art Gallery. Lecture Room and Exercise Room available. Therapeutic massage and Hair Styling available. RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Located in the Upper Chihuahuan Desert of Southern New Mexico, with an elevation of 3900 ft. above sea level, Las Cruces captures the heart of all who visit with its rich history, the beauty of its mountains and vistas and the hospitality of the multi-cultured people. The Inn of the Arts is located in the historic district of Las Cruces, at 618 S. Alameda Blvd., just a short walk to the Downtown Mall where on Wednesday Saturday mornings visitors may shop for an array of New Mexico's finest gifts and foods at the Farmer's Market. (Rated in the top 10 Arts and Crafts Markets in the country.) Follow the trail of Don Juan de Onate into La Mesilla (5 minutes away), and roam the streets of Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett while enjoying some of the nicest galleries and finest food in the world. The Inn is a center for a variety of special events and activities throughout the year. Jerry, a lay minister, performs weddings in the Garden Gazebo, a charming location for receptions and family reunions. Each year, Linda, a sponsor of the annual Las Cruces Art Hop, opens The Inn to art lovers and artists in the region. The Lundeen Foundation hosts seminars in Southwestern architecture and literature, weaving, coiled pottery, silversmithing and hands-on adobe making. Every year guest alumni of The Inn, who have made Las Cruces their winter or year-round home, join in the Gathering Room to celebrate friendships and the joy of being there.

Featured in Sept. '89 Country Inns Magazine, and in New Mexico Magazine in April '90! From The Southwest Bed Breakfast Guide 1992 by Lucy Poshek: Jerry and Linda Lundeen have managed to blend their bed and breakfast, art gallery, and devotion to Southwest culture so thoroughly together that it's impossible to seperate the three. Every wall of this historic Las Cruces adobe is lined with paintings, most of which are for sale. Each guest room is named after a famous New Mexican or Indian artist and decorated accordingly. While Linda runs the gallery, Jerry, an architect and lay minister (he performs weddings at the inn), often conducts week-long group seminars about Southwest architecture and literature, weaving, coiled pottery, silversmithing, and hands-on adobe making. Outside, he has built a horno, or Indian oven, where bread is baked and sometimes served to guests in the afternoon. lundeen@innofthearts.com

Diana Neville executes here masterpieces from drawings, photographs, and video taping she does herself as needed. Her sensitive individual attention gives to you, her client, assured satisfaction. She may work on occasion from your photographs, however, if the model is not available, every effort is taken to give you the finest portrait you can invest in. A sitting with Diana can be arranged by contacting her representative. Diana's protraits are chosen by collectors whose taste leads them to the best in life. Whether a family portrait is needed, or an executive portrait is necessary to decorate the walls of a professional suite, this artist's work answers the call for the finest protrait art to be found. Working with equal proficiency in the three traditional media of oil, water colour and pastel, Diana Neville has completed and sold over 15,000 portraits. She has developed a style that is positive, accurate and beautiful. Diana Neville's portraits hang in the finest private and public collections such as Washington D.C.'s Smithsonian Institute; the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada; Dismas Half Way House, St. Louis; State Senate offices, Illinois; Saliba Construction board room, and Paramount Pictures board room.

Janet Syling, nationally known artist, has been represented by the Lundeen Gallery for many years. Janet has gained artistic recognition from past memberships, exhibits, appointments, prestigious awards, and various commisions such as The Salmagundi Club of N.Y.; The New Mexico Ambassador of the Arts; and the U.S. Coast Guard Artist, commisioned to record a historical painting of the shuttle Challenger recovery, which recieved her The George Gray Award. In viewing Janet's land and cloudscapes, it is obvious she is led by The Spirit in an emotional experience that awakens one's soul to the natural beauty of the Southwest. Her quality miniatures, large land and cloudscapes, and her detailed photo-real still lifes are sought after as collectable works of Art.

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618 S. Alameda Blvd... Las Cruces, NM 88005 TELE: (505) 526-3326 FAX: (505) 647-1334 TOLL FREE: 1-888-526-3326 email: lundeeninn@comcast.net. Southern New Mexico's most charming Bed and Breakfast. This site has been selected as one of the best vacation sites on the World Wide Web!

Lundeen Associates Architects. Solar, Geothermal, Commercial, Industrial, Residential Architecture. 618 South Alameda Blvd. Las Cruces, NM 88005 (505) 527-9031 email: lundeenandassociates@comcast.net. Arizona State University, BS Architecture - 1963. Studied Architecture under Frank Lloyd Wright and Calvin Straub. Urban Planning under Lawrence Gerkins. National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. Licensed in Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico. Alpha Rho Chi Medal: For outstanding achievement in design, by nomination of the faculty of Arizona State University. First Award: Allied Arts Competition: Illuminating Engineering Society or Library Lighting. Second Award: Arizona Masonry Guild for Design of Arizona State University - President's Mansion. Second Award: American Institute of Architects: Landscape Competition for design of Houston Park, El Paso, Texas. Third Award: NATIONAL AWARD: Kenneth Murchison Historical Prize for technical studies of roof drainage from ancient to present time. New Mexico State University: 1969, Horticulture Dept., Instructor, Landscape Design. New Mexico State University: 1969-1973, Home Economics Dept., Instructor, Interior Design and Home Planning. New Mexico State University Community College: 1972, Instructor, Interior Design Seminar. New Mexico State University: Instructor, Adobe Construction, Mobile Homes and Landscaping (Short Courses 1974-1976). PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE. Lundeen Associates, Inc. 1979-Present; Gerald Charles Lundeen, Architect - 1970-1979; Carroll Daeuble Dusang Rand, Architects, El Paso, Texas 1969-1970; W.C. Kruger Associates, AIA, Architects, Engineers, Planners, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1967-1968; Flatow-Moore-Bryan Fairburn, AIA, Architects, Engineers, Planners, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1965; Loren Mastin, AIA, Las Cruces, New Mexico 1964-1965; Middleton Staten, AIA, El Paso, Texas 1964; Peter A. Lendrum, AIA, Phoenix, Arizona 1963. Past Member of American Institute of Architects Past Member of New Mexico Society of Architects Rotary International - International Student Exchange Chairman of 15 Years State of NM Regulation Licensing Dept. NM Board of Examiners for Architects 1991-1994 Excel Resource Site for Students Interested in Architectural Careers. THE FIRM WAS FOUNDED in August, 1971 in Las Cruces, New Mexico by Gerald Charles Lundeen, and was incorporated in 1979 as Lundeen Associates, Inc. and in 25 years of operation has designed $100 million dollars worth of remodeling and construction and over 600 completed works. These works are located in Mexico, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico and Colorado. They include a $4 million retirement in Las Cruces for Good Samaritan and a 96 unit rent-assisted multifamily complex in Farmington, NM.