The Taos Public Library in Taos, New Mexico, once a sleepy southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains town, inhabited by Native Americans for centuries, that has grown into an art colony, filled with museums and dozens of shops, that is now a worldwide tourist attraction
New Mexico · 1850–1939
The Taos Public Library in Taos, New Mexico, once a sleepy southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains town, inhabited by Native Americans for centuries, that has grown into an art colony, filled with museums and dozens of shops, that is now a worldwide tourist attraction, New Mexico, 1850–1939. Libraries — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.