Albuquerque City Historical Markers

Map of New Mexico State Historical Marker Locations in the City of Albuquerque

City of Albuquerque Historical Markers

Albuquerque Historical Marker

Albuquerque, NM, USA

In 1706, New Mexico Governor Francisco Cuervo y Valdes founded the new Villa de Alburquerque (now "Albuquerque"), which became the principal settlement of the Rio Abajo, or lower river district. Here, the Camino Real wound its way through a series of farming and ranching communities.

Albuquerque Churches

First Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Candelarias Chapel-San Antonio Chapel
Los Duranes Chapel
Los Tomases Chapel
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
San Felipe de Neri Church
San Ignacio Church
Second United Presbyterian Church

Albuquerque Historical Markers

Albuquerque Veterans Administration Medical Center
Albuquerque on the Camino Real
Albuquerque City Historical Marker
Aldo Leopold Neighborhood Historic District
Art Annex
Atrisco on the Camino Real
Aztec Auto Court
Barelas-South Fourth Street Historic District
Building at 701 Roma NW
Carlisle Gymnasium
Castle Apartments
Charles W. Lewis Building
Cottage Bakery
De Anza Motor Lodge
Dennis Chavez Highway
Eighth Street-Forrester District
El Campo Tourist Courts
El Vado Auto Court
Eller Apartments
Employees’ New Dormitory and Club
Enchanted Mesa Trading Post
Estufa
Federal Building
First National Bank Building
Fourth Ward District
Hendren Building
Hilltop Lodge
Hope Building
Huning Highlands Conoco Service Station
Huning Highlands Historic District
Jones Motor Company
Kimo Theater
La Mesa Motel
La Puerta Lodge
Laguna Pueblo
Los Griegos Historic District
Los Padillas
Luna Lodge
Maisel’s Indian Trading Post
Manzano Court Addition Historic District
McCanna-Hubbell Building
Modern Auto Court
National Humane Alliance Animal Fountain
New Mexico Madonna of the Trail
Newlander Apartments
Nob Hill Business District
Occidental Life Building
Old Albuquerque Municipal Airport Building
Old Hilton Hotel
Old Post Office
Old Town Plaza on the Camino Real
Pacific Desk Building
Pajarito
Petroglyph National Monument
Pig ’n Calf Lunch
Pueblo of Sandia Nafiat
Pueblo of Santo Domingo (Kiua)
Rio Puerco Bridge
Roosevelt Park
Rosenwald Building
S. H. Kress Building
Saint Joseph 1930 Hospital
Sara Raynolds Hall
Scholes Hall
Silver Hill Historic District
Simms Building
Skinner Building
Solar Building
Southern Union Gas Company Building
Southwestern Brewery and Ice Company
Springer Building
Spruce Park Historic District
State Route 66 maintained from Albuquerque to Rio Puerco
Tewa Lodge
Tiguex Province
Tower Courts
Washington Apartments

Albuquerque Cemeteries

Albuquerque Schools

Coronado School
Harwood School
Menaul School Historic District
Monte Vista School
Monte Vista and College View Historic District
Old Armijo School
Our Lady of the Angels School
Santa Barbara School
West San Jose School

Albuquerque Historical Homes & Houses

A. W. Hayden House
Adrian Barela House
Antonio Vigil House
Barela-Bledsoe House
Berthold Spitz House
C. M. Foraker Farmhouse
Charles A. Bottger House
Charles Grande House
Charles LeFeber House
Charles Zeiger House
Chester Carnes House
Davis House
Delfinia Gurule House
Ernie Pyle House
Felipe Romero House
Francisco Lucero y Montoya House
Gavino Anaya House
Henry Mann House
Hilario Lopez House
Hudson House
J. H. O’Rielly House
J.R. Willis House and La Miradora Apartments
James N. Gladding House
John Milne House
John Pearce House
Jonson Gallery and House
Juan Antonio Garcia House
Juan Chavez House
Juan Cristobal Armijo Homestead
Juan de Dios Chavez House
Kromer House
LaGlorieta House
Lembke House
New Mexico-Arizona Wool Warehouse
President’s House
Refugio Gomez House
Robert Dietz Farmhouse
Robert Nordhaus House
Rumaldo Chavez House
Salvador Armijo House
Samuel Shalit House
Shoup Boardinghouse
Superintendent’s House, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Tomasa Griego De Garcia House
Werner-Gilchrist House
William J. Leverett House
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