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Turkeys of the Ancients
My idea of what ancient Pueblo villages looked like did not include so many birds. (Image from Archaeology Southwest) The excellent lecture series by Archaeology Southwest on Avian Archaeology is ongoing and past talks are up on their YouTube channel. The next on Turkey feather blankets will … Continue reading
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TACA’s Preservation Station
Located at the northeast corner of Coal Avenue and Walter Street in the Huning Highlands Historic District, the former Huning Highlands Conoco Service Station is representative of the “House with Bays” subtype of gas station popular in the 1930s. The … Continue reading
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Olla Bearers and Indian Detours
TACA board member Joe Sabatini will give a talk during the “Alternative Spring Break” week at the Cherry Hills Library, 6901 Barstow NE in Albuquerque http://www.abclibrary.org His presentation: Olla Bearers and Indian Detours: New Mexico Indians as Tourist Attractions, is … Continue reading
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TACA Hosts
Upcoming Huning Highland Neighborhood Association meeting at Preservation Station March 4th at 6:30pm.
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Father Troy
Father Ferdinand Troy arrived in New Mexico Territory the same year as the railroad. During his tenure here as a Jesuit priest he traveled on the back of a burro and in an airplane. Had he lived a few more … Continue reading
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Members at the Station!
Joe Sabatini, Cindy Carson, Ann Carson, Jerry Widdison
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