An edition of A history of Highway 60 and the railroad towns on the Belen, New Mexico Cutoff
(2015)
A history of Highway 60 and the railroad towns on the Belen, New Mexico Cutoff
by Dixie Boyle
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A history of Highway 60 and the railroad towns on the Belen, New Mexico Cutoff
2015, Sunstone Press
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1632930633 9781632930637
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Table of Contents
Belen, Felipe Chavez and John Becker
Scholle and Abo
Mountainair, the pinto bean capital of the world
Willard, Lucy and Pedernal
Negra and Encino
Vaughn, Las Chavez Harvey House and Cedar Street
Yeso, Fort Sumner and Billy the Kid
Taiban, Tolar and Melrose
Clovis and Texico
Socorro, the Capitol Bar and Elfego Baca
Magdalena, Butch Cassidy, Kelly and Alamo
Datil, the Navajo lodge, the Apache and Montague Stevens
Pie Town, the Lost Adam's Diggings and one-room schoolhouses
Quemado, the Apache Indians and champion trick rider Eleanor Williams
Landmarks along Highway 60.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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