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Territorial Revival

Historic Hotels & Motels

Casa Benavides

Constructed 1900. Casa Benavides offers 39 luxury rooms just one half block from the Taos Plaza. The Casa Benavides is ideally located on Kit Carson Road with easy access to local attractions and landmarks such as Kit Carson Park, Mabel Dodge Luhan House, The Couse-Sharp historic site, and a rich Read more…

By Jessica Mraz, 11 monthsJune 10, 2024 ago
Designed & Cultural Landscapes

Couse Pasture

Constructed 1930. The Couse pasture and house gardens together interpret open horse pasture lands neat the plaza and also a cultivated garden of one the Taos communities leading art families. Bucolic pastures with magnificent mountain views are common in the Taos valley, but the Couse pasture is distinctive for its Read more…

By Jessica Mraz, 11 months ago
Civic Buildings

Sierra County Courthouse

Constructed 1938. This courthouse, built in 1938, was the only PWA courthouse project to embrace territorial revival style. It was designed by Wilfred Stedman in 1937 when the voters chose to move the county seat from Hillsboro to Hot Springs (later known as Truth of Consequences). — Source: “Public Art Read more…

By Jessica Mraz, 11 monthsJune 6, 2024 ago
Deming

Deming Custom House

Constructed 1889. In the 1840s there was a war raging between Mexico and the United States. The war ended in 1848 but not the dispute over a strip of land called the Mesilla Strip. During that period, a small one room ranchero was built on the site of the Old Read more…

By Jessica Mraz, 11 monthsJune 5, 2024 ago
Civic Buildings

San Miguel County Courthouse

Constructed 1940 This structure was built with WPA funding in 1940. — Source “Public Art and Architecture in New Mexico 1933-1943” by Kathryn A. Flynn 500 W. National St. Las Vegas, NM 87701 575-425-9331 photo by Elmo Baca

By Jessica Mraz, 12 monthsMay 31, 2024 ago

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