Roswell Daily Record's Roswell Incident Website

Above, the July 8, 1947 front page of the Roswell Daily Record
 at the Roswell UFO Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

The most famous front page in New Mexico has to be the one of July 8, 1947 of the Roswell Daily Record reporting on the capture of a flying saucer on a ranch in the Roswell region.

The Roswell Daily Record now has a special website all about the Roswell Incident.

The home page welcomes readers with this message (in part):

Welcome to the Roswell Daily Record’s “Roswell Incident” Website. Here, you will find a little of everything, celebrating one of the most pivotal moments in modern UFO history. 

In July 1947, something streaked out of the sky, hitting the ground outside of Roswell, New Mexico, beginning 70 years of ongoing speculation as to what the object was. According to initial information provided to the Roswell Daily Record by the Roswell Army Air Field, the startling headlines claimed that the military had recovered a flying saucer from a nearby ranch. 

Overnight, the story changed from a flying saucer to a weather balloon, and over the ensuing years, that explanation morphed into a military high-altitude surveillance program. Seven decades have resulted in conspiracy theories that the U.S. government has covered up the possibility that an alien spacecraft and its otherworldly crew was responsible for the 1947 crash.

Through it all, and continuing to this day, the Roswell Daily Record was there to report the news and to spark the public interest and over 70 years of fascination with this story. The Roswell Daily Record is still here as a driving force, presenting the facts and the speculation of what has become known as the Roswell Incident.

The website contains UFO News and a UFO Store.

To visit the Roswell Daily Record Roswell Incident website, go here.