Historical Markers in Otero County, New Mexico
Alamogordo
Apache Battleground
Blazer’s Mill
Calvin Boles / Yucca Records
Cloud-Climbing Railroad
Disappearance of Albert J. Fountain and his son Henry
Dog Canyon (Cañon del Perro)
Fort Tularosa
Holloman Air Force Base
John Prather "Mule King"
La Luz
Lozen, Little Sister, “A Shield to Her People” (ca. 1840–1889)
Mary White (1894–1988)
Mescalero Apache Reservation
Mexican Canyon Trestle
Miss Mac Pioneer Woman (1870–1956)
New Mexico Commission for the Blind Orientation Center
New Mexico School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
New Mexico School for the Visually Handicapped
Round Mountain
Ruidoso
Sierra Blanca
St. Joseph’s Mission
Three Rivers
Three Rivers Petroglyphs
Tularosa
Tularosa Valley
New Mexico is home to many important Native American sites and cultures, including the Taos Pueblo, Acoma Pueblo, and Navajo Nation. These tribes have lived in the region for thousands of years and have preserved their traditions and customs despite centuries of colonization and oppression.