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State: New Mexico

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Santa Fe, NM

La Fonda on the Plaza: Hospitality History and Santa Fe Legends

The present hotel opened in the 1920s on a site long associated with lodging and was shaped by regional architecture, railroad tourism, art, hospitality labor, and Harvey Company management.
Venue marketing
Historic place

Santa Fe, NM

Loretto Chapel: Gothic Design, Spiral Staircase, and Legend

Completed in the nineteenth century for the Sisters of Loretto, the chapel brought a Gothic Revival stone vocabulary into Santa Fe and later became famous for its unusual spiral staircase.
Legend
Historic place

Santa Fe, NM

Palace of the Governors: Colonial Power, Public Memory, and Lore

The long adobe building on Santa Fe Plaza served successive Spanish, Mexican, territorial, and state governments and now anchors the New Mexico History Museum campus.
Legend
Historic place

Santa Fe, NM

San Miguel Chapel: Community Worship, Reconstruction, and Lore

San Miguel Chapel occupies a site associated with the early colonial community and has been repeatedly damaged, rebuilt, and restored, making it a record of worship, conflict, craft, and preservation.
Legend

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