Historical Markers and War Memorials in Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Adjacent to Santa Fe County, New Mexico
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Agua Fria Village — Agua Fria —  |
| 2► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Agua Fria Village — San Isidro Catholic Church — |
| 3► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Cerrillos — Welcome to the Cerrillos Hills State Park — |
| 4► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Cuyamungue — Pueblo of Tesuque — |
| 5► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Galisteo — Galisteo Pueblo — |
| 6► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Glorieta — Colorado Volunteers at the Battles of Glorieta Pass — March 26-28, 1862 — |
| 7► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Glorieta — Glorieta Battlefield — |
| 8► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Glorieta — 116 — Glorieta Pass Battlefield — National Historic Landmark, 1961 — |
| 9► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), La Cienega — Golondrinas Old Cienega Village Museum — |
| 10► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Lamy — Galisteo Basin / Southern Rockies — |
| 11► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Los Cerrillos — Cerrillos — Elevation 5,688 ft. — |
| 12► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Nambe Pueblo — The St. Francis Women's Club — Nambe Pueblo — |
| 13► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Pojoaque — Feliciana Tapia Viarrial (1904-1988) — Pojoaque Pueblo — |
| 14► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), San Ildefonso Pueblo — Maria Montoya Martinez, (Povika, Pond Lily) — (ca. 1886-1980) — San Ildefonso Pueblo — |
| 15► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), San Ildefonso Pueblo — Pueblo of San Ildefonso — |
| 16► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Cruz — Santa Cruz de la Cañada / Santa Cruz Plaza on the Camino Real — |
| 17► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — CIP 2003.1 — “Homage to the Burro” — by Charles Southard — City of Santa Fe 1% for Art in Public Places — |
| 18► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 2 — 1540 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 19► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 3 — 1598 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 20► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 4 — 1610 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 21► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 5 — 1680 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 22► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 6 — 1692 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 23► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 7 — 1712 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 24► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 8 — 1776 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 25► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 9 — 1821 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 26► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 10 — 1848 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 27► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 11 — 1862 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 28► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 12 — 1876 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 29► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 13 — 1912 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 30► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 14 — 1926 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 31► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 15 — 1945 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 32► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 16 — 1960 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 33► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 17 — 1976 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 34► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 18 — 1982 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 35► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 19 — 1985 — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 36► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 375th Anniversary of Santa Fe — A Gift to Visitors — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 37► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 1 — 500 A.D. — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 38► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — A Building Stood Here Before 1680 — |
| 39► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — A Two Way Street — Amelia White Park — Santa Fe National Historic Trail — |
| 40► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Amelia Elizabeth White / Mary Cabot Wheelwright — (1878-1972) / (1878-1958) — |
| 41► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Annexation of New Mexico — |
| 42► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Bicentennial Celebration / La Bajada — |
| 43► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Billy The Kid — |
| 44► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 115 — Cañoncito at Apache Canyon — |
| 45► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Captain Diego Arias de Quiros — |
| 46► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Cross of the Martyrs — Cruz de los Mártires — |
| 47► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Don Diego de Vargas Zapata Luján Ponce de León, El Marques de la Nava de Barcinas — 1643–1704 — Resettled New Mexico Twelve Years after Pueblo Revolt of 1680 — |
| 48► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Don Juan Bautista de Anza — |
| 49► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — El Palacio Real — |
| 50► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — End of Santa Fe Trail — |
| 51► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Fray Angélico Chávez — (1910 – 1996) — |
| 52► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Gold and Turquoise — |
| 53► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Hitching Post at the End of the Trail — 1776 – 1976 — |
| 54► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Hyde Memorial State Park — |
| 55► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 712 — Inez Bushner Gill (1918–1982) and Maralyn Budke (1936–2010) — |
| 56► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Jémez Mountains — |
| 57► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Kateri Tekakwitha — 1656–1680 — |
| 58► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — La Castrense — † 1760–1859 — |
| 59► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Lamy Building — |
| 60► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Laura Gilpin (1891-1979) — |
| 61► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Maria Gertrudis Barceló — Doña Tules — (c. 1800-1852) — |
| 62► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 574 — Mother Magdalen and the Sisters of Loretto (1852-1968) — |
| 63► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 739 — Route 66 — |
| 64► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — San Miguel Church — |
| 65► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Santa Fe — On the Camino Real — Population 58,000 - Elevation 7,045 — |
| 66► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Santa Fe Korean War Memorial — |
| 67► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Santa Fe Opera — Entrance One Mile Ahead — |
| 68► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Santa Fe Plaza — |
| 69► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Santa Fe Trail — |
| 70► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Sena Plaza — |
| 71► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Seton Village — |
| 72► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Sisters of Charity — |
| 73► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Site of Santa Fe’s First Chapel — Demolished 1714 — |
| 74► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — The "Oldest" House — |
| 75► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — The Founding of Santa Fe — Don Pedro De Peralta — 1610 — |
| 76► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — The Old Spanish Trail — |
| 77► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — The Spitz Clock — |
| 78► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — Three Wise Women — Eva Scott Fenyes, 1849-1930 Leonora Scott Muse Curtin, 1879-1972 — |
| 79► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — 20 — To the Future — Commemorative Walkway Park — |
| 80► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — To the Heroes — |
| 81► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Santa Fe — U.S.S. Santa Fe CL-60 — |
| 82► New Mexico (Santa Fe County), Tesuque — Tesuque Rain Gods — Tesuque Pueblo — |
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