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Bureau of Atomic Tourism
- Links to atomic museums and sites of atomic explosions. Includes Trinity Site and Las Alamos.
Cerrillos Hills Historic Park
- Information on this 1300 year old mine that was used for turquoise and lead and silver for Rio Grande glazeware.
Cornerstones Community Partnership Historic Preservation
- This organization works to restore historic buildings in New Mexico. Site includes photos of work that the organization has undertaken.
County Courthouse Addresses
- Addresses in New Mexico of County Courthouses together with information about what kinds of historical information a researcher might find at a courthouse.
Faywood Hot Springs
- Includes a history of the Hot Springs located near the City of the Rocks Park in southwestern New Mexico.
Four Corner Marker Photo
- Photo in *.JPG format of the Four Corner Marker.
Historic American Buildings Survey
- Documents important architectural, engineering and industrial sites throughout the United States.
Historic Route 66 in New Mexico
- Links to a few sites about Route 66.
Loretto Chapel History
- Now in private hands, this web page presents the story of the Chapel built in 1873.
PBS - The West
- Provides information on historic sites in New Mexico including Albuquerque, Glorietta Pass, Santa Fe, Taos, and Valverde with maps.
Pueblo of Santa Ana
- History of the pueblo located in Central New Mexico since 1500.
The Road North Camino al Norte
- From Parral to Santa Fe, maps, images, and information about Onate's Trail, available in English and Spanish.
Why Is the Road so Important to America?
- Route 66 information, including history of the road in New Mexico.
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