The Palace of the Governors

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The Palace of the Governors
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“Founded in 1909, this single-story adobe is situated on the north side of the Plaza and is known as the oldest public building in the United States. Displayed on blankets under a portal, you’ll find pottery and jewelry from 23 federally recognized Native American tribes and nations in New Mexico (a…”
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