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Tesuque Indian Pueblo - Highway 64 - Between Taos and Santa Fe, New Mexico A_Mountain_AZ Back: Administration Building - In

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Back: Administration Building - In its lovely setting on the beautiful campus of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor

Museum of Fine Arts was founded in 1870 and has grown to be one of the great museums of the world

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Tesuque Indian Pueblo - Highway 64 - Between Taos and Santa Fe, New Mexico A_Mountain_AZ Back: Administration Building - InTitle: Tesuque Indian Pueblo on Highway 64 Between Taos and Santa Fe, New Mexico Back Information: The Pueblo nearest to Santa Fe, the name meaning "Cottonwood Tree Place". The Tesuques are a branch of the Tewas, and although a small tribe are well known for their distinctive Raingods, drums and paintings. Condition: good Time Frame: 1940 Color: hand colored Un mailed Company: Genuine Curteich Chicago

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