Bottger Mansion of Old Town Albuquerque
110 San Felipe St NW Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87104, United States
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National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
Today we visited the Nuclear Museum, an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institute, and Don and Scott loved it! I enjoyed a quicker pass through. They focused on the more technical stuff while I was more interested in the social impact interpretation. I was fascinated to find a fluoroscope, common in many shoe stores at the dawn of the nuclear age. There was one in the ...
El Camino Real International Heritage Site
As we headed north this morning we decided to make a stop at the New Mexico International Heritage site for the El Camino Real. It's a great interpretive centre, a little out of the way, but with good access and parking (something we always have to be concerned about!).
The story of the early travels through this area - ...
Bumpy arrival
... Old Town for dinner, as I was picturing the square lit up, full of people, out enjoying the brisk winter air. We drove first through the downtown area, which has that decayed-but-trying-to-be-revived look to it. Off Central (the high street), there is nothing doing, but there's a set of cinema on one end, a few restaurants (tending to the neon diner variety), a bar or two, a group of kids playing guitar outside a club. Not many pedestrians, ...
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... Brooklyn Bridge, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Times Square, 5th Avenue, and numerous National Parks. It is going to be so hard to choose what to see! I'm sure whatever we get to do will be wonderful!
We leave the day after tomorrow, and we are very excited! We will be writing more about the trip, and definitely posting lots of pictures! :)
~Tracy ...
Albuqurque, New Mexicao, Land of the Enchanted
... state slogan, the “Land of the Enchanted.” Signs advertising Route 66 are everywhere. This trip will not cover the famous highway of Americana. Lunch stop was a café with a museum. The popular TV show was running on a large screen high on the wall of the museum. Cars, trucks, and motorcycles were on display.
In the sixties, Madd magazine reviewed the TV Show, “Then Came Bronson.” It compared the two-wheeled adventures ...


