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You are cordially invited
Fundraiser in support of the
Old Santa Fe Association
October 19th, 2024
4:30 - 8:00 pm
Sunset Toasts, Talks, Live Music & Dinner
1926 Davenport House • Brownell Howland Road
Current OSFA members will receive mailed invite

RSVP / Register

Ticketed Contributions go to the Old Santa Fe Association and are tax deductible.
Dinner, Drinks, Music, and Surprises are all inclusive.
$150 Single ticket
$250 Couples/Family ticket

For planning purposes, please secure your ticket and RSVP before October 9th, if possible. Late registrations accepted.

RSVP / Register

​Please join us for a special evening hosted by the longtime steward of the 1926 Davenport House. We are excited for you to see this historic house, a rare architectural gem in the esteemed Brownell Howland neighborhood. We promise an evening of historical discovery, architectural appreciation, and (of course) good company.

We will be celebrating the invaluable efforts of the Old Santa Fe Association (OSFA) in preserving the city’s unique heritage. Come toast the actions and work of the organization protecting Santa Fe streetscapes, educating the public about the city’s distinctive history, and spotlighting neglected corners of our region’s past. OSFA has some exciting future projects to share, including a forthcoming publication on the history of preservation in Santa Fe.

Enjoy sunset libations with regional dinner and live music amidst breathtaking views as you explore this remarkable adobe property. The house is brimming with history and our evening together will bring out stories and characters of old.

Engage with insightful talks on Santa Fe’s rich history and future, and savor delightful surprises, including a special preview of "Going Santa Fe," a documentary by Anne Davis Mulford. Our enchanting gathering promises an unforgettable experience of culture, inspiration, and camaraderie.

Due to changing architectural tastes, the 1926 Davenport House is one of the few remaining original old adobes in the upscale Brownell Howland neighborhood.

Built-in the “School of John Gaw Meem,” the 1926 Davenport House has been responsibly preserved for nearly 100 years. OSFA and this home share the same birth year.

OSFA has recently been awarded 501(c)(3) tax status. All contributions to the association count as membership and are tax deductible.

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The Old Santa Fe Association is the premier historic preservation organization of the southwestern United States of America. We were founded in 1926 by a group of like-minded residents, artists, writers and architects, in an attempt to protect the unique flavor, built environment and culture of Santa Fe, New Mexico.

As we approach our centennial as an organization we continue to be
guided by a volunteer board comprised once again
of artists, writers, architects and law professionals along with a diverse
representation of our special community.