Historical Markers in
Bernalillo County, New Mexico

Albuquerque on the Camino Real Albuquerque Petroglyphs Camp Albuquerque Crossroads at Martineztown / Cruce en Martineztown Dennis Chavez Highway Doña Dolores “Lola” Chávez de Armijo (1858–1929) Doña Elena Gallegos (c.1890-1731) / Elena Gallegos Land Grant Founding Women of Albuquerque Graciela Olivárez (1928–1987) Harvey Girls and Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter (1869–1958) Juliana Gutiérrez y Chaves Hubbell (1833-1899) / Gutiérrez-Hubbell House Los Padillas María Dolores Gonzáles, "La Doctora" (1917–1975) Old Armijo School Pajarito Río Grande Rift (2) Tijeras Canyon Women of the Judiciary: The Honorable Mary Coon Walters (1922–2001) and Chief Justice Pamela B. Minzner (1943–2007)
New Mexico was one of the last territories to become a state, gaining statehood in 1912. Before that, it had been part of the Spanish Empire, Mexico, and the United States Territory of New Mexico.
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