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Enjoy the Old West
adventure of a living history walking tour of Old Lincoln with Social and
Cultural Historian Jack Shuster.
Lincoln, New Mexico is a quiet one-street village, frozen in time and
the Lincoln Historic Site preserves numerous buildings much as they were
during some of the most interesting periods of New Mexico history. Bob Boze Bell, the Executive Editor of True West magazine,
picked Lincoln Historic Site as “A Museum Not To Miss” and there are five
museums in Lincoln! |
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Join thousands of Old West
aficionados and try your hand at the fastest growing family fun sport, Cowboy
Action Shooting! Posse up with the
Lincoln County Regulators, affiliated with the Single Action Shooting Society,
at their Old Lincoln Western Shooting Town of Old Lincoln at the Ruidoso Gun
Club Range in Ruidoso Downs. Watch an
Old West Style shootin' match and, when the smoke
clears, you'll be invited to try your hand at shooting single-action six
guns, lever rifles and stagecoach shotguns.
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Few sites in the nation
encompass the breadth of history seen at Fort Stanton on our Fort Stanton
Living History Tour. Spanish and
Mexican settlers established communities in the nearby area and asked the
United States to sent the military west to protect settlers from the
indigenous Apache Indians who claimed the lands as their own. Named for
Captain Henry W. Stanton, the Fort was established in 1855 and operated as a
military fortification through 1896.
Fort Stanton features over 155 years of southwestern history ranging
from its initial creation as a military garrison to its significance as the
first tuberculosis hospital in the state, to an internment camp for German
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Hundreds of years ago, long
before white men came to this land, these mountains, plains and deserts
belonged to the Mescalero Apaches. Our Mescalero Apache Cultural Tour will
visit St. Joseph Apache Mission, the Mescalero Apache Cultural center and
more, including the Tribal Store. No
other Native Americans in the Southwest caused the terror and constant fear
in the settlers as the Apaches did throughout their existence. They raided
Spanish, Mexican and American settlers, and were known to be expert guerrilla
fighters who defended their homelands. The Mescalero, essentially nomadic
hunters and warriors, roamed freely
throughout the Southwest including Texas, Arizona, Chihuahua, México and
Sonora, México. The Mescalero Apache
Reservation – long recognized by Spanish, Mexican, and American Treaties –
was formally established by Executive Order of President Ulysses S. Grant on
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