Fort Sumner City Historical Markers

Map of New Mexico State Historical Marker Locations in the City of Fort Sumner

City of Fort Sumner Historical Markers

Fort Sumner Historical Marker

Fort Sumner, NM, USA

Latitude & Longitude: 34° 28' 20.5644", -104° 14' 51.1728"

Named for the fort built in 1862 to guard the Bosque Redondo Indian Reservation, the town of Fort Sumner grew out of settlements clustering around the Maxwell family properties. It moved to its present site with the construction of the Belén Cutoff of the Santa Fe Railroad around 1907.

Fort Sumner Churches

Fort Sumner Historical Markers

Billy the Kid’s Grave
Early Spanish Route
Fort Sumner (2)
Fort Sumner Railroad Bridge
Fort Sumner Railroad Bridge
Fort Sumner State Monument
Fort Sumner City Historical Marker
Old Fort Sumner and Billy The Kid’s Grave
Sunnyside Springs

De Baca County Courthouse

Fort Sumner Cemeteries

Fort Sumner Schools

Fort Sumner Historical Homes & Houses

Fort Sumner Community House
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