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Santa Fe

America's oldest church, with a fascinating history, stands as an adobe structure featuring a wooden door and a cross on top. Under the clear blue sky, the shadows of trees dance gently upon its weathered walls.
05
Sep

Fact or Fiction? America’s “Oldest” Church

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Santa Fe’s historic San Miguel Chapel is undeniably old. Age oozes from its thick earthen walls, the paintings on curling buffalo and deer hides, its dark, musty viga ceiling. If the bultos on the altar could talk, what tales they’d tell. Of workers sealing floors with ox blood to harden them, the day Pueblo warriors...
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A historical black-and-white photo captures a cowboy standing tall, wearing a hat and holding a rifle by his side, evoking the mystery surrounding infamous outlaws. Will the Real Billy the Kid Please Stand Up? This image challenges you to test your knowledge of this famous New Mexican figure.
21
Jun

Will the Real Billy the Kid Please Stand Up?

21 June 2022, , , ,
Test your knowledge of Billy the Kid with this short quiz.
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A man in a blue shirt carries a young girl on his shoulders. The girl is wearing a hat and pointing forward. They are in front of a brick building.
07
Jan

Five Family-Friendly Walking Tours in Santa Fe!

7 January 2022, , , , , , ,
Explore ancient civilizations, create your own "kids rule" work of art, make new animal friends, and discover strange and unusual facts about Santa Fe with our top walking tours recommendations for your family-friendly visit.
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A man and a woman stand on a dimly lit street in Santa Fe at night, their faces illuminated by the glow of a smartphone. In the background, the lights twinkle, adding to their sightseeing adventure.
30
Dec

Six Sightseeing Tours Around Santa Fe

30 December 2021, , , , , , , , ,
Six sightseeing tours around Santa Fe, including hot air ballooning, whitewater rafting, Canyon Road art walks, fat tire mountain bike tours, guided canyon hikes, guided downtown Santa Fe scavenger hunt, and dog friendly and family friendly things to do in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A vintage photo of a small settlement in New Mexico's mountainous landscape, featuring several wooden buildings that hark back to the Gold Rush era. Sparse vegetation is visible in the foreground, adding to the historic allure of this scene near Dolores.
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