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Miss Julia's Journey

In August 1962, as Julia Hudson packed up her robin's-egg-blue Corvair and drove westward through the wheat fields of Kansas, she knew only that her journey would take her to teach in a remote New Mexico mission school. Beyond this vague sketch, the life before her was a blank slate. "I had heard a little bit about the 'mission stations,' as they were called, but I had no idea what to expect,"

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Don Usner is a writer and photographer. He has written four books of nonfiction, including three on the history and culture of Northern New Mexico.

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