Santa Fe's Fonda by Allen R. Steele

Santa Fe's Fonda by Allen R. SteeleFor the first two centuries of Santa Fes history, weary wayfarers were out of luck. Not only did the Spanish authorities enforce a strict travel ban on foreign visitors, but there was also no place to stay in the territorial capital. That all changed in the 1820s. When Mexico gained independence, a flood of traffic cascaded down the Santa Fe Trail, and the Plaza became a hub of hospitality and trade. From the Exchange Hotel to La Fonda, the inn on the

Framed dimensions: 15"h x 12"w

“La Fonda Then & Now” features reproductions of numerous works in the hotel’s extensive art collection

forged butterflies individually placed on top

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• Each mug shown holds 11 or 15 ounces of your favorite beverage

HF Coors has matched the maroon to the original maroon color used in 1937 on the original Mimbreño dinnerware

recyclable box

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10 1/4" x 8 1/4"   378 pages