New Mexico Past and Present
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Author(s)Sandra Forty
PublisherThunder Bay Press
ISBN / ASIN1607100193
ISBN-139781607100195
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank2,305,202
CategoryTravel
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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For centuries, the "Land of Enchantment" has mesmerized people with its breathtaking landscapes. New Mexico has been home to Native Americans, Spanish conquistadors, Mexican explorers, and pioneers from all over the world. Today, New Mexico draws millions of tourists and residents with its beauty and diverse culture. Discover and celebrate the 47th state in the spectacular and fascinating photographs of New Mexico Past and Present. More than 500 photos bring New Mexico’s rich past and colorful present to life! Gorgeous spreads feature a remarkable selection of photographs, including historical pictures from the archives of the Palace of Governors and contemporary, full-color images. It explores the engaging history and diverse culture that make the state so fascinating—Native American, Spanish, and Mexican influences can be seen in everything from New Mexico’s iconic architecture to its spicy cuisine and art scene. Make a pit stop at Gallup, New Mexico, today a vibrant hub for Native American tourism. Relive America’s Wild West as you follow in the footsteps of notorious outlaw Billy the Kid. Experience his raucous days in the New Mexico territory and visit his grave at Fort Sumner. Learn fascinating facts about the state, including its flag, the site of America’s first nuclear bomb test, and even the official state tie—the bolo!
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