Constructed 1919.
Originally built as a Methodist Episcopal Church in 1919, the Herzstein Memorial Museum houses the largest WPA collection in the State of New Mexico. The collection includes furniture, paintings, and other items made by workers of the WPA. — Source: Herzstein Memorial Museum website
22 S. 2nd St. Clayton, NM 88415 | 575-374-2977
Photo by Amy M. Barnhart.
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