A Pictorial Visit to the Doel Reed Center in Taos

Through the generous gift of the family complex to Oklahoma State University by Martha Reed (1922-2010), daughter of Doel Reed (1894-1085), the university is able to offer educational outreach programming to students, alumni and friends, and the Taos community. Many have visited the center over the years but if you haven't had the opportunity yet, we hope this this pictorial journey will help you visualize the hidden OSU treasure located in Taos, New Mexico.

Pi Dhyana by Alexander Brown

Magpie Totem by Tammy Garcia

Casa Cooper, Doel and Jane Reed’s house

Casa Sutherland, Martha Reed’s house

This beautiful complex has been remodeled and repurposed into a non-traditional educational facility while maintaining its traditional New Mexico adobe architecture. Through generous donations from many supporters and the nurturing of countless volunteers, the OSU Doel Reed Center in Taos is well positioned to continue its mission of providing educational opportunities focused on the arts, culture and outdoor adventures of northern New Mexico.

There are several ways to support the center as it continues to grow. We welcome and appreciate your financial support.