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    Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument
    Visitor Center: Open Daily 8AM-5PM; Free Admission; (505) 847-2585;
    Location: Junction of US-60 and SR-55.

    645-acre national landmark preserves three separate but historically related pueblo of the 17th-century. Spanish Franciscan missionaries built missions at the locations in the early 17th-century. The forced abandonment in the 1670's by the Tompiro and Tiwa Indians have left the masonry ruins in relatively good shape. All three sites plus a visitor center are open to the public.

    Abo - Former Tompico Indian pueblo was site of the church San Gregorio de Abo (1620). It is one of the few example of medieval architecture in the United States. Located on SR-513 about 9 miles west of Mountainair.

    Gran Quivira - One of the busiest of the Salinas pueblos with over 1500 inhabitants. Limestone house mounds and kivas date from 1300-1670. Churches of San Isidro (1629) and San Buenaventura (1659) arso here with a visitor center. Located 26 miles south of Mountainair on SR-55.

    Quarai - The remains of 10 large unexcavated pueblo house mounds and the remains of church Nuestra Senora de La Purisima Concepcion de Cuarac (1630). Museum.

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