The Old Mill Museum.
Physical details: 1 Colored Post Card| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| File Materials | New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos (Browse shelf) | Not for loan |
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| New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos Grave Markers of Mr. & Mrs. Jesus G. Abreu | New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos Markers of Mr. & Mrs. Jesus G. Abreu | New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos Sarah Frances Hart & John Edwin Lane. | New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos The Old Mill Museum. | New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos Fred Lambert - Lawman, Artist, Author. | New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos Lambert Family Owners of St. James Hotel in Cimarron 1912 | New Mexico - Cimarron & Chase Ranch - Photos Mary Elizabeth Davis Lambert |
Master list item #: 60
File location is in the Raton file Cabinet
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The Aztec Mill was built by Lucien b. Maxwell in 1864 to supply flour to Ft. Union and to the Ute and Apache Indians. The massive stone building is now a historic museum open to the public.
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