Tucumcari, New Mexico
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[edit] Buildings
 Downtown along Center Street |
 Buildings on Railroad Avenue near the First Street/Second Street overpass |
 Baca-Goodman historic house (Aber and Third Streets) |
 Chapel portion of Dunn's Funeral Home; the building formerly served as an opera house (Center Street) |
 Quay County courthouse (Third Street) |
 Route 66 Motel (Route 66 Boulevard) |
 Train Station (Railroad Avenue) |
[edit] Granger school
Oscar T. Granger Elementary School, which was situated between Third and Fourth Streets at Hines Avenue, was demolished in May 2008 after sitting vacant for several years. It was built in 1939.[1]
 Front (older portion in distance) |
 Front (older portion) |
 Back (gymnasium, right; newer portion, center; older portion, left) |
 Back (older portion) |
 Hallway (newer portion) |
 Classroom (newer portion) |
 Wall in nurse's office showing underlying adobe (older portion) |
 Nurse's office (older portion) |
 Library (older portion) |
 Classroom (older portion) |
 Music room (older portion) |
 Boys' bathroom (older portion) |
 Original ceiling and suspended ceiling (older portion) |
 Courtyard located between the two wings of the older portion |
 Gymnasium (south of main building) |
[edit] Mesalands Community College
The main campus of Mesalands Community College is located on Tenth Street.
 Main building |
 Commons |
 Commons |
 Sculpture |
 Wind turbine |
[edit] Sites
 Ladd S. Gordon Wildlife Preserve (Highway 54 and Route 66 Boulevard) |
 Entrance to Tucumcari Memorial-Park Cemetary (West of town) |
 Tucumcari Mountain |
 Bureau of Reclamation marker on canal bridge/flow gate (South of town) |
[edit] Maps and symbols
 Map showing location of Tucumcari within New Mexico |
 Maps showing location of Quay County within New Mexico and location of Tucumcari within Quay County |
[edit] Related images
.jpg) USS Tucumcari hydrofoil |
