Historical Markers in Taos County, New Mexico
Agueda S. Martinez (1898–2000)
Amalia
Arroyo Seco
Cantonment Burgwin, 1852–1860
Captive Women and Children of Taos County and María Rosa Villapando (ca. 1725–1830)
Cleofas Martinez Jaramillo (1878–1956)
Costilla
Couse-Sharp Historic Site
D. H. Lawrence Ranch, University of New Mexico
Kit Carson Memorial State Park Cemetery
Kit Carson Park
La Cienega School
La Plaza de Arriba (NOTE: never built)
La Plaza de Arriba (NOTE: never built)
Las Trampas
Maria Ramita Simbola Martinez “Summer Harvest” (1884–1969), Cora Durand (1904–1981), and Virginia Duran (1904–1998), Picuris Pueblo
Ojo Caliente
Palo Flechado Pass (1)
Pilar
Plaza del Medio (NOTE: never built)
Pueblo of Taos
Red River Valley
Rio Costilla Cooperative Livestock Association (Note: never built)
Rio Costilla Valley (Note: never built)
Rio Grande Gorge
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (1)
Río Grande Gorge Bridge (3)
Río Grande Rift (1)
San Antonio de Padua Catholic Church
San Francisco de Asís Church, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico
Sangre de Cristo (“Blood of Christ”)
Santa Barbara Tie and Pole Company
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Taos
Taos Canyon
Taos Plaza, End of the Camino Real
The Three Fates: Mabel Dodge Luhan (1879–1962), Frieda Lawrence (1879–1956), Dorothy Eugénie Brett (1883–1977)
Village of Questa
Virginia T. Romero (1896–1998), Taos Pueblo