Modern Federal · City halls

City Hall, constructed in 1909 in Trinidad, Colorado, on the Purgatoire River on the northern end of the Raton Pass leading into New Mexico

Trinidad · 1850–1939

City Hall, constructed in 1909 in Trinidad, Colorado, on the Purgatoire River on the northern end of the Raton Pass leading into New Mexico, Trinidad, 1850–1939
City Hall, constructed in 1909 in Trinidad, Colorado, on the Purgatoire River on the northern end of the Raton Pass leading into New Mexico, Trinidad, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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