Odds and Ends
In this Old Town Museum you'll be able to learn about each species of rattlesnake and hopefully cure any fears or phobias.
International Rattlesnake Museum
This former mayor completed the $93 million Paseo del Norte and I-25 interchange improvement project, and, also the ART project.
Richard Berry
This former mayor started the Balloon Fiesta, preserved Elena Gallegos Land Grant, and established first bike trail and senior center.
Harry Kinney
This lawyer is the current Senate Majority leader in the New Mexico legislature.
Peter Wirth
This museum tells the history of mining a precious gemstone, how the mineral is manufactured and myths and uses of the gem around the world.
Turquoise Museum
This Senator fought for civil rights reform bills such as the Fair Employment Practices Commission Bill that sought to end racial discrimination in the workplace.
Dennis Chavez
This former governor created an alcoholism commission and civil air patrol department.
Thomas Mabry
This former mayor started TVI, which later became CNM, rebuilt the city’s finances, expanded open space and recycling.
Louis Saavedra
This lawyer is the current New Mexico Speaker of the House.
Brian Egolf
In this museum you can see dinosaur skeletons, fossils, a Planetarium and a 3D cinema.
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
This former House and Senate member supported defense spending for NM and fought communism in Cold War. He was also known for always making time for constituents.
Joseph Montoya
Under this former governor the Rio Grande bridge was built and a state science adviser was appointed.
Jack Campbell
This former mayor focused on water conservation, the Montano Bridge, reducing crime, upgrading the biopark and Tingley Beach.
Marty Chavez
In this system federal law is supreme and states have powers as long as not conflicting with Federal government.
Federalism
Here you can see figures, symbols and signs which were etched into the volcanic rock by both Ancestral Pueblo peoples and early Spanish settlers.
Petroglyph National Monument
This former Senator supported Nuclear, Energy, mining, grazing, tribes, and the elderly. He was also Secretary of Interior under George Bush.
Manuel Lujan Jr.
Under this former governor the official state flag was authorized.
Arthur Hannett
This former mayor pleaded guilty to one count of mail fraud and conspiracy in connection to a scandal involving the construction of the Metropolitan Courthouse. He was sentenced to five year probation and ordered to pay $50,000 in restitution.
Ken Shultz
Legislative sessions held during even-number years meet for a these number of days.
Not to exceed 30 days
This vehicle take you to the top of the Sandias where you’ll find souvenir shops, a sky bar and restaurant as well as countless hiking trails.
Sandia Peak Tram
At this winery you'll be able to sample wines, cheese, crackers, and chocolates. It also hosts weddings and concerts.
Casa Rondena
Under this former governor the state’s governmental system was launched and raids by Mexican bandits were dealt with.
William McDonald
This former mayor renovated the Kimo theater, started ‘Downtown Saturday Night’ and passed an ordinance that allowed outdoor dining at restaurants.
David Rusk
This former governor laid the groundwork for many of New Mexico’s current environmental protections. He also is responsible for protecting many areas in the state that became state parks.
Dave Cargo
In this section of ABQ you'll find art galleries and shops selling Southwestern souvenirs and Native American artworks.
Old Town