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The City of Holy Faith: Santa Fe
The Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, to the east of the Palace of the Governors, offers the National Collection of Contemporary Indian Art and a spectacular sculpture garden. Two blocks south of the plaza is the San Miguel Mission … Continue reading
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The City Different: Santa Fe, NM
A combination of altitude, desert, and pueblos has produced a magical city that bears little resemblance to nearby Albuquerque or anywhere else for that matter. Santa Fe is the United States’ longest continuously occupied state capital. Located high and dry … Continue reading
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Tagged historic sites, history, New Mexico, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Trail, Southwest
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