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47 matches in New Mexico

Society preserving a restored New Mexico steam locomotive and railroad history, covering industrial-age transportation and engineering heritage.

Poeh Cultural Center near Pojoaque Pueblo — covers Pueblo history, Native American art traditions, and Indigenous cultural continuity.
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NPS unit at a 17th-century Spanish Colonial mission ruin in New Mexico — covers Spanish colonization, Pueblo culture, and Southwest archaeology.

Museum preserving history of the WWII Rattlesnake Bomber Base in Pyote, TX — covers Army Air Forces training, Texas home-front history, and wartime logistics.
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Museum dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders regiment — covers the Spanish-American War, military history, and New Mexico's territorial era.

Museum documenting the human and natural history of New Mexico's Sacramento Mountains, including ranching, logging, and Indigenous cultures.

NPS site preserving 17th-century Spanish colonial missions built atop ancestral Pueblo villages — covers indigenous history and colonial-era New Mexico.

NPS-designated 19th-century trade corridor — covers westward expansion, manifest destiny, and historical geography of the Southwest.

Silver City, NM museum covering mining history, Apache history, and the development of the Southwest borderlands region.

Museum at the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe documenting the history of printing in New Mexico — covers press history, typography, and book arts.

Transportation history museum in Albuquerque covering vehicles and transit development — connects industrial history with mechanical engineering concepts.
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National historic trail commemorating the forced relocation of the Cherokee and other Native nations — covers federal Indian policy, 19th-century history, and cultural geography.

Small New Mexico museum in Hillsboro covering Black Range mining history, frontier settlement, and Apache Wars-era regional history.
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Historic house museum in Española documenting the Bond family's role in northern New Mexico commerce — covers Hispanic heritage, territorial-era trade, and regional social history.
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Museum covering Cibola County's Ancestral Puebloan, Spanish colonial, and Route 66 heritage — regional Southwest history and cultural geography.

Small municipal firefighting museum covering fire suppression history, equipment evolution, and basic fire science through apparatus and gear displays.
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Outdoor museum of antique gas stations and vintage petroleum memorabilia in Embudo, NM — covers 20th-century transportation history and fuel technology.

Visitor center and museum in Eagle Nest, NM covering Vietnam War veterans and Northern New Mexico mountain community history.

Novelty museum in a former frozen-food locker building — covers early refrigeration technology and New Mexico small-town economic history.

Small military history museum in Truth or Consequences covering U.S. Army service history with artifacts and exhibits from multiple conflicts.

Small rural museum in southeastern New Mexico documenting local community history, ranching, and regional heritage.

New Mexico Military Museum in Santa Fe — covers the state's military history from territorial conflicts through modern deployments.
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County historical society covering Valencia County and Rio Grande valley settlement history — local history, geography, and New Mexico statehood context.
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