These nominations have been approved by the Cultural Properties Review Committee and are listed in the State Register of Cultural Properties.
Gene's Tire Repair State Register Nomination
Post World War II there was a construction boon of commerical buildings along Albuquerque's Fourth Street, which was part of the original allignment of Route 66. After 1939, the Mother Road was realigned to run primarily east and west through town. But Fourth Street remained a major major north-south arterial for automobile traffic, and this building is one of the few survivors from that period. The State Register nomination was listed in June 2011.
Guadalupita/Coyote Historic District
The Guadalupita/Coyote Historic District in Mora County is 8,140 acres of mountains and valleys dotted with small ranches, homes, mines and religious sites dating back to 1851. It was one of the last land grants in New Mexico. To this day, descendants of families that first settled there continue to use nearby natural resources and acequias that divert water from Rio Coyote to irrigate crops for their sustenance. Explore the district in the State Register nomination approved October 14, 2011.
Lovington Commercial Historic District
The Lovington Commerical Historic District was listed in the State Register of Cultural Properties on October 14, 2011.
Carlsbad Downtown Historic District
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Taiban Presbyterian Church
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