Historic Theaters & Drive-Ins
Style: Pueblo Deco
Totah Theater
Northwest Region: Farmington
Built and run as a family movie theater until 1982, the Totah Theater had a seating capacity of 500. The …
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Historic Theaters & Drive-Ins
Style: Mission Revival
Rio Grande Theater
South Region: Las Cruces
The Rio Grande Theatre came to life on July 29, 1926 with the opening of the silent film, Mare Nostrum, …
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Museums & Libraries
Style: Spanish Pueblo
Couse - Sharp Historic Site
Taos
The historic Site includes not only the home and studio of E.I. Couse, but the garden designed by his wife, …
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Historic Hotels & Motels
Style: Victorian-Italianate
Trinity Hotel
Southeast Region: Carlsbad
The building was built in 1892 as the First National Bank where it housed the town's first newspaper and later …
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Historic Hotels & Motels
Style: Mission Revival
Sierra Grande Lodge
South Region: Truth or Consequences
Built in 1929, Sierra Grande Lodge is part of the Hot Springs Bathhouse and Commercial Historic District in Truth or …
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Historic Theaters & Drive-Ins
Style: Spanish-Pueblo Revival
El Rancho Theater
Southwest Region: Deming
Opened in February 18, 1942 as the El Rancho Theater. The theater accommodated 600 patrons. The opening movie was "Skylark" …
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Historic Hotels & Motels
Style: Victorian-Italianate
Palace Hotel
Southwest Region: Silver City
The Palace dates back to 1882. The Meredith and Ailman bank building was built in a superior manner. The iron …
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Railroad
Historic Districts
Style: Mission Revival
Railroad Avenue Historic District
North Region: Las Vegas
On July 4, 1879 a rowdy crowd greeted the first Iron Horse locomotive in the New Mexico Territory at the …
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Historic Theaters & Drive-Ins
Style: Mid-Century Modern
Allen Theater
Northwest Region: Farmington
The Allen Theater was built on the site of the former Allen Opera House that was destroyed by fire in …
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National & State Scenic Byways
The Corrales Scenic Byway
Central Region: Corrales
The Corrales Road (6.7 miles; N.M. 448) passes through an area north of Albuquerque that has been farmed for 1,300 …
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