Pasa por Aquí | columns by Thomas Chavez
National Parks Service; “Journey’s End” Artist Reynaldo “Sonny” Rivera, in collaboration with landscape architect Richard Borkovetz Credit: National Park Service
The Santa Fe Trail
Fri, May 28, 2021, 1:51pm | By Thomas Chavez
For much of its history New Mexico was an island in the wilderness, a unique European settlement among Native cultures in the middle of the continent distant from the so-called frontier lines of the United States and Mexico
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