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Visit New Mexico's Historic Markers from Billy the Kid to Bandelier.
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New Mexico Historic Markers
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HISTORIC MARKERS IN NEW MEXICO. Have an Adventure in New Mexico by Following the Historic Markers. The richness of history is in its local details that can be insignificant on the global stage: the home of an individual who made a difference; a natural feature, building, byway; or something interesting that happened nearby. Many of these are marked by a Historic Marker. Markers tell stories and point out facts. New Mexico Tourism Department. New Mexico Historic Preservation Division.
New Mexico Historic Markers History
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HISTORIC MARKERS IN NEW MEXICO. The History of New Mexico Historic Markers. A historical marker or historic marker is an indicator such as a plaque or sign to commemorate an event or person of historic interest and to associate that point of interest with a specific locale one can visit. Any person, group, government agency or corporation may submit proposals for markers. To learn more about application guidelines, click here. New Mexico Tourism Department. New Mexico Historic Preservation Division.
New Mexico Historic Markers
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HISTORIC MARKERS IN NEW MEXICO. Follow the Historic Markers and Learn About Our History. New Mexico Tourism Department. New Mexico Historic Preservation Division.
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New Mexico Historic Preservation Division | Historic Markers
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NMCRIS F.A.Q.s. NMCRIS User Guide Updated. Historic Women Marker Initiative. HPD Records and Archives. Historic Contexts and Reports. Registers of Cultural Properties. Public Relations and Official Scenic Historic Markers. Former students of the Depression-era Cedarvale High School gathered to dedicate a marker commemorating their school. June 2015 Monthly Report. Basic guidelines for completing a marker application. Historic Marker Nomination Form. Historic Marker Official Rules. HPD Records and Archives.
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New Mexico Hispanic Medical Association
Welcome to the New Mexico Hispanic Medical Association (NMHMA) website. Our annual Continuing Medical Education Meeting. Perspectives in Minority Health: Emerging Treatment Options for Substance Use Disorder. Will take place August 19, 2017. Please click here. To see the flyer and get information on registration and accommodations. You can also go to http:/ www.nmhmacme2017.eventbrite.com. To register for the CME program. Taste of Diversity and Silent Auction. A Taste of Diversity. To learn the dates and...
THE WOPAJO
News, History and current events in New Mexico and the World today. Saturday, June 19, 2010. BOOTS IN THE SANDS OF TIME - PART 3. BOOTS IN THE SANDS OF TIME - PART 3. By fglopriato y lopez. Fray Marco Niza and Estebanico, accompainied by a contingent of Native Mexicans bearers, traveled North, along the western coast of New Spain. (Mexico) and then northwest through the desert of the what is now Arizona, until they reached the Zuni Mountains, in what is now west-central New Mexico. History does make Fray...
The New Milford Historical Society and Museum
Edgar I. Williams Memorial Garden. The re-dedication of the Edgar I. Williams Memorial Garden… Read More. Artist’s Eye on New Milford. Click here for the application. Become a member, today! Join our Mailing List! The New Milford Historical Society and Museum. Is located just north of the historic and scenic New Milford Green at N° 6, Aspetuck Avenue. 8220;special events and programs ”. Take a look at everything that's going on at the Society. Exhibits, Programs and Events. Wednesday, April 18.
New Mexico Historic Markers
HISTORIC MARKERS IN NEW MEXICO. Have an Adventure in New Mexico by Following the Historic Markers. The richness of history is in its local details that can be insignificant on the global stage: the home of an individual who made a difference; a natural feature, building, byway; or something interesting that happened nearby. Many of these are marked by a Historic Marker. Markers tell stories and point out facts. New Mexico Tourism Department. New Mexico Historic Preservation Division.
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NMCRIS F.A.Q.s. NMCRIS User Guide Updated. Historic Women Marker Initiative. HPD Records and Archives. Historic Contexts and Reports. Registers of Cultural Properties. Find Out More ». Find Out More ». Find Out More ». Find Out More ». Properties listed in the State or National Registers can qualify for low-interest loans administered by HPD and a lending partner. The division also facilitates loans to property owners in certified MainStreet districts through partnerships with New Mexico MainStreet a...
New Mexico Historic Sites
Fort Sumner/Bosque Redondo Memorial. A town made famous by one of the most violent periods in NM history. See the Old Courthouse with exhibits detailing the Lincoln County War. Walk in the footsteps of Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, and other characters of the Wild West. Fort Stanton Historic Site. Fort Stanton is situated on 240 acres and surrounded by 1,300 acres of undeveloped BLM land in south-central New Mexico. There are 88 buildings on this historic site, some dating back to 1855. In 1540, Francisco ...
National History Day - New Mexico - New Mexico Humanities Council
National History Day - New Mexico. Raquo; About Us. NMHC Recycled Canvas Tote Bags. Grant Eligibility and Guidelines. Don't be caught by surprise! Printed Applications and Instructions. Raquo; Printed Applications and Instructions. Talking Service: A Reading and Discussion Program. Raquo; Talking Service: A Reading and Discussion Program. Important dates and dealines. What responsibilities does the host organization have? What capacity does the host organization need to be able to demonstrate? The New Me...
New Mexico History Museum :: Santa Fe, New Mexico
Hours 10 am to 5 pm daily, May through October; closed Mondays November through April. Open for free to NM residents 5 to 7 pm Fridays, May through October, and first Friday of the month, November through April. Closed New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. 12 General Admission; $7 New Mexico residents. Free on the first Sunday of each month to New Mexico residents. Free on Wednesday to New Mexico senior citizens 60 and over. Free to Museum Members and children 16 and under.
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