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welcome overview timeline resources library overview library stories library clippings library images communities vallecitos de los… ponderosa jemez springs overview historic structures historic structures clippings historic structures images san ysidro san ysidro stories san ysidro photos san ysidro stories village of cuba cuba news, april 20, 1973 cuba photos cuba stories cañon/cañones cañon clippings cañon images cañon stories seven springs bland overview bland images bland stories pueblo of jemez people explorers (1540-1849) land grants early settlers (1870-1920) overview early residents memorable citizens religion catholic presbyterian environment geology soda dam soda dam clippings soda dam images natural resources logging in the jemez mountains logging clippings logging images recreation valles caldera overview clippings images stories galleries photo gallery video gallery collections sunday salon posters historic postcards authors symposium posters categories bland images bland stories cañon clippings cañon stories catholics cuba clippings cuba images cuba stories early settlers fenton lake clippings jemez springs clippings jemez springs images jemez valley history land grants documents library clippings library images library stories logging clippings logging images memorable citizens mining images natural resources clippings presbyterians recreation facilities clippings s.f.n.f. clippings san ysidro clippings san ysidro stories sandoval county clippings soda dam images uncategorized valles caldera images posts by date posts by date select month may 2018 (1) march 2018 (5) february 2018 (16) september 2017 (1) may 2017 (11) april 2017 (1) march 2017 (1) november 2016 (1) december 2015 (3) october 2015 (2) august 2015 (3) july 2015 (6) june 2015 (3) april 2015 (1) july 2008 (1) january 2007 (1) june 2006 (1) october 2005 (1) august 2005 (1) september 2004 (1) january 2004 (1) october 2003 (1) september 2003 (3) april 2003 (2) october 2002 (2) september 2002 (1) february 2002 (5) january 2002 (1) july 2001 (1) june 2001 (1) may 2001 (2) january 2001 (1) september 2000 (1) august 2000 (1) july 2000 (2) march 2000 (2) january 2000 (2) july 1999 (1) july 1998 (1) june 1998 (1) february 1998 (1) january 1998 (1) october 1997 (2) december 1996 (1) november 1996 (1) october 1996 (1) september 1996 (2) june 1996 (2) february 1995 (2) september 1994 (1) june 1994 (1) september 1992 (1) august 1992 (1) july 1992 (2) may 1992 (1) january 1992 (1) august 1989 (1) april 1989 (1) october 1988 (1) august 1987 (1) april 1987 (1) january 1987 (1) december 1984 (1) september 1984 (1) may 1983 (1) april 1983 (1) january 1982 (1) april 1980 (1) november 1978 (1) june 1974 (1) april 1973 (1) august 1970 (1) april 1965 (1) july 1946 (1) january 1906 (1) welcome members of two pioneer families at the routledge cabin in the mountains: ethel, herbert and ann routledge, stuart fenton, alice and mac fenton, elmer routledge, jessie, bob and charlie fenton. welcome to the jemez valley history project, a free public service brought to you by the jemez springs public library. with community involvement, we are building a digital archive of historical information about the jemez valley and surrounding areas to include known human history as well as the unique geology and natural mineral hot springs. the geographical scope of this history archive is roughly the southwestern part of the jemez mountains: bounded on the north by fenton lake, seven springs and hwy. 126; on the east by the valles caldera; on the south by the village of san ysidro; on the west by the nacimiento mountains and the village of cuba. while los alamos and the pajarito plateau are important in the area’s history, that part of the jemez is well-served by a los alamos website. this map in a circle k ad from the sandoval county review , september 4, 1978, illustrates roughly the area covered in this history. this is a living archive. information will be added continually by our volunteer cadre of writers and researchers, as well as members of the public who wish to share anecdotes, memories and images. volunteers conduct interviews, contribute their stories and images, and suggest leads for additional research. please browse around using the menus, categories and search options. if you have something factual to add to a historical post, please leave a comment. if you wish to add stories or information related to a page, you will find comment boxes at the bottom of each page. all comments are reviewed and, if verifiable, will appear under that post. your ideas and comments are welcome! thank you for your interest and support of this exciting project. the jemez valley history project was started in 2015 and funded in part by the friends of the library. content is written and edited by judith isaacs, volunteer, and amanda lewis, library assistant. janet phillips, library director is the overall coordinator. for further information: [email protected]. one response to welcome shay on october 23, 2018 at 12:05 am excellent post. i definitely love this site. keep writing! reply leave a reply cancel reply your email address will not be published. required fields are marked * comment name * email * website search here recent history first tricultural symposium center to explore new directions jemez springs 1995 all america city jemez springs receives all-american city award new post office finally opens los ojos scandal meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org copyright unless otherwise noted, the contents of this website are copyright © 2015 by the village of jemez springs. all rights reserved. direct links allowed, however reproduction or redistribution prohibited. information and pictures for this project have been obtained from many sources. if you believe you are the owner of content appearing on this site and do not want it used publicly, please contact the librarian and indicate the item and your preferences. thank you!

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