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Lee Belle Johnson Center

Published by Jessica Mraz on June 6, 2024

This building bears WPA markers on its exterior.

301 S. Foch St. Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 | 575-894-6641

Local New Mexico MainStreet Program:
MainStreet Truth or Consequences
torcmainstreet.org
Categories: Civic BuildingsMainStreet Truth or ConsequencesSouthwestSpanish-Pueblo RevivalTruth or ConsequencesWPA & New Deal

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