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Caption: Marker detail: Bences Gonzales
Additional Description: In the 1930s, Victor Romero's son-in-law, Bences Gonzales (left), helped rebuild the Romero cabin from the ground up. The cabin's shed roof design is representative of Hispanic architecture in Northern New Mexico. Flat and low-pitched roofs were also common on the plateau. Compare the roofing style of the Romero cabin with that of the cabin (right) built by the Duran family, relations of the Romeros who lived just west of Victor Romero's homestead.
Submitted: September 25, 2020, by Cosmos Mariner of Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Database Locator Identification Number: p540224
File Size: 0.708 Megabytes

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