Exploring New Mexico

EXPLORING
NEW MEXICO

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24. Searching for San Gabriel,
New Mexico's abandoned capital

1. Our journey begins at La Jornada

2. In Old Town Albuquerque, if you
have Spanish blood, you feel it!

3. Albuquerque: An American city
named after a Spanish duke

4. San Felipe de Neri, Albuquerque's
patron saint and oldest building

5. History cannot be hidden or denied,
  even if it hurts

6. Following the historic
Dominguez-Escalante Trail

7. An amazing cultural center
   and its even more amazing fresco

8. Hispanic heritage lives
in Native American museum

9. The Native American pueblo
   Coronado visited, or fought?

10. My namesake San Miguel, the oldest church on the United States mainland

11. If it's not the 'Oldest House,'
it's certainly among them!

12. Santa Fe, a modern city
that looks like an ancient pueblo

13. You know the conquistadores?
Now meet 'La Conquistadora'

14. You think you are in a park,
but you are walking in a history book

15. A palace, a plaza
and a desecrated obelisk

16. New Mexico's History
shines in its fearless museums

17. Don Pedro de Peralta
  still rides in Santa Fe

18. Two sacred monuments
  to honor the martyrs

19. On U.S. land that was part
of Mexico, she is still revered

20. Digging for miraculous dirt
in the Santuario de Chimayó

21. Española is not a Spanish woman
It's a fabulous place!

22. History, faith, culture and pride
  on display in Hispanic fiestas

23. A town with Indian and Spanish names: Ohkay Owingeh and San Juan de los Caballeros

24. Searching for San Gabriel,
New Mexico's abandoned capital