Guadalupita, New Mexico |
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 Looking west in the heart of Guadalupita, the local Catholic Church |
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I don't know much about Guadalupita except that it was one of the first settlements in Mora County (around about 1835). I was making the drive south from Angel Fire through Black Lake and into some gorgeous forest on a narrow and windy road. Shortly after passing Coyote Creek State Park I came into Guadalupita (still north of Mora). This is another "town" that isn't officially a town as it was originally a collection of land grants. There's no real business district (although there might have been one in the past) but there is a Post Office and a Catholic Church. |
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 The Guadalupita Post Office  This home looks like it was once a mercantile of some sort  Looking southeast in Guadalupita |
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