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Greeting Card from New Mexico. ca. 1939, Santa Rosa, New Mexico, USA, It is estimated by historians that Coronado crossed the Pecos River near the present site of Santa Rosa, New Mexico, on his journey of discovery in 1540-41. With Spanish colonization Santa Rosa become a lazy village of the plains, the natives tending their cattle and sheep - this this day it is quaint and interesting. With the completion of Highway 66 the Old Town had taken on new vigor and growth, being one of the most important stopping points between Albuquerque, N. M. and Amarillo, Texas

Greeting Card from New Mexico. ca. 1939, Santa Rosa, New Mexico, USA, It is estimated by historians that Coronado crossed the Pecos River near the present site of Santa Rosa, New Mexico, on his journey of discovery in 1540-41. With Spanish colonization Santa Rosa become a lazy village of the plains, the natives tending their cattle and sheep - this this day it is quaint and interesting. With the completion of Highway 66 the Old Town had taken on new vigor and growth, being one of the most important stopping points between Albuquerque, N. M. and Amarillo, Texas


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Filename: 918_11_LW002946.jpg

Size: 4645 x 2987 (8.4MB)

Date: 26th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Source: UIG CULTURAL HERITAGE

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Greeting Card from New Mexico. ca. 1939, Santa Rosa, New Mexico, USA, It is estimated by historians that Coronado crossed the Pecos River near the present site of Santa Rosa, New Mexico, on his journey of discovery in 1540-41. With Spanish colonization Santa Rosa become a lazy village of the plains, the natives tending their cattle and sheep - this this day it is quaint and interesting. With the completion of Highway 66 the Old Town had taken on new vigor and growth, being one of the most important stopping points between Albuquerque, N. M. and Amarillo, Texas

Greeting Card from New Mexico. ca. 1939, Santa Rosa, New Mexico, USA, It is estimated by historians that Coronado crossed the Pecos River near the present site of Santa Rosa, New Mexico, on his journey of discovery in 1540-41. With Spanish colonization Santa Rosa become a lazy village of the plains, the natives tending their cattle and sheep - this this day it is quaint and interesting. With the completion of Highway 66 the Old Town had taken on new vigor and growth, being one of the most important stopping points between Albuquerque, N.M. and Amarillo, Texas

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This print from Universal Images Group (UIG) showcases a charming Greeting Card from New Mexico, dating back to approximately 1939. The image transports us to Santa Rosa, a small town nestled in the heart of New Mexico, USA. Historians estimate that this very spot was crossed by Coronado during his momentous journey of discovery in 1540-41. Santa Rosa, once a lazy village on the plains, flourished with Spanish colonization as natives tended their cattle and sheep. Even today, it retains its quaint and interesting allure. However, it was with the completion of Highway 66 that the Old Town truly came alive with new vigor and growth. This route became one of the most vital stopping points between Albuquerque, N. M. , and Amarillo, Texas. The photograph captures an era when Santa Rosa's significance soared due to its strategic location along Highway 66. It offers us a glimpse into the past - an enchanting time when travelers would pause here on their journeys through these vast lands. As we admire this historical gem captured on film nearly eight decades ago, we can't help but appreciate how Santa Rosa has evolved over time while still retaining its unique charm. This image serves as a testament to both its rich history and enduring appeal for visitors seeking an authentic experience amidst stunning natural landscapes.

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