Pueblos, Villages, Forts and Trails: A Guide to New Mexico's Past (1994)

by David Grant Noble

Magazine (paper), 1994

LCC

F797 N63 1994

Collection

Magazine/Journal

Description

Pueblos, Villages, Forts, and Trails is a profusely illustrated guidebook to sixty-four intriguing sites. With easy-to-follow road directions, it is the ideal companion as you explore the state. Noble's engaging writing and vivid photographs bring to life New Mexico's historic Indian, Hispano, and Anglo-American peoples and their contributions and interactions through the centuries.

Publication

Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press, 1994, first edition

Subjects

Automobile travel New Mexico Guidebooks
Historic sites New Mexico Guidebooks
New Mexico Guidebooks
New Mexico History, Local

Tags

Anasazi-Pueblo culture, Pueblos, Apache, towns, monuments, warfare, historic trails, Dorsey Mansion, Inscription Rock, El Rancho de las Golondrinas, Salmon Homestead, Glorieta Pass Battlefield, Trinity Site, Pancho Villa State Park, maps, photographs, reference bibliography, guidebook

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