In 1977, LVCCHP was formed to encourage the preservation and appreciation of our area's historic resources for the benefit of the community. Our Mission - To preserve, protect and promote the historic, cultural, and architectural heritage of greater Las Vegas through education and advocacy, and to encourage economic development through restoration and rehabilitation.

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oUR  PLACES   WITH   A    PAST    TOUR   
WAS    SCHEDULED    FOR 
AUGUST   3,   2024,    ALONG    WITH    HERITAGE    WEEK 
ON    AUGUST  3-10,   2024,    
​HAS    BEEN    CANCELED   
THIS    YEAR    DUE    TO
CITY-WIDE    WATER/FLOODING    CRISIS
WE    APOLOGIZE    AND    HOPE    YOU     WILL    JOIN   US 
IN   AUGUST   2025
 BUT   PLEASE   JOIN   OUR   FRIENDS   AT   
cLEVELAND   ROLLER   MESEUM   ON   aUGUST   10,  2024. 
DETAILS   BELOW   

pLEASE   JOIN   OUR   FRIENDS   AT
CLEVELAND   ROLLER   MILL    MUSEUM

Date: Saturday, August 10th, 2024 Time: 4:00 – 10 PM or later
Location: Cleveland Roller Mill Museum, Highway 518 - mile marker 31 in Cleveland, NM (2 miles NW of Mora, NM)
Ticket(s): $20 per person at door
Information: Dan Cassidy 575-387-2645, [email protected]; Linda Todd 505-699-0508, [email protected]

Don’t miss this Annual Mill Dance at the historic Cleveland Roller Mill Museum. Proceeds benefit the Mill.  Our friends the Rifters, a southwestern country-dance band Plays at 7:00 pm or thereabouts.
The Dance is preceded by a potluck on the lawn  usually beginning around  4:00pm ish for those who would like to participate.  Bring a chair, hay bale, or whatever you like.
Following the dance there is informal picking and singing under the stars around a campfire. Camping is available on site and the communal breakfast is free. This event is critter friendly.

LOCATION: The Museum is approximately 100 miles NE of Santa Fe, 44 miles SE of Taos, 35 miles south of Angel Fire and 32 miles NW of Las Vegas, NM. More info on museum at http://www.clevelandrollermillmuseum.org





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The most popular feature of our website has always been the virtual tours of historic Las Vegas, NM.​

Santa Fe Trail Markers in New Mexico
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In 1910, 23 monuments were funded by the Daughters of the American Revolution. In 1947, Dr. Margaret Long, surveyed and found 19 monuments.  A recent survey and audit has been done from 2017-2020 to locate all the monuments, photograph them and work with communities to preserve the monuments themselves.  Made from Salida, Colorado granite to survive the weather and withstand time, New Mexico's Daughters have worked on these markers since 1910.

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VISIT OUR OFFICE: 116 Bridge Street 
​Las Vegas, NM 87701 - USA

PHONE: (505) 425-8803
EMAIL: [email protected]

Please call before visiting to arrange an appointment.
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY: 10:00am - 3:00pm