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."