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People
Learn about the Friends of Tumácacori
founded to assist the National Park Service by funding special projects at Tumácacori National Historical Park. This partnership not only helps to protect the church and historic mission grounds, it helps preserve the cultural history of the people who lived in the mission community by funding interpretive programs of the Park. More people... |
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Places
Discover the strong influence of Spanish culture in Along the Georgia-Florida Coast which uses the area's historic sites, buildings, structures, objects, and districts to reveal many of the most important developments in America's past. More places...
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Stories
Learn more about César Chávez and the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee (later the UFWA then the UFW, AFL-CIO), who began organizing farm laborers at Forty Acres in the 1960s. More stories...
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Collections
Chamizal National Memorial exhibits artists whose work not only reflect the history and/or landscape of our border region, but also ties directly to the park's mission of commemorating the amicable resolution of a long standing border dispute between the U.S. and Mexico. More collections... |
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Preservation
As a way of recognizing our Spanish colonial past in the area of present-day United States the National Park Service established the Spanish Colonial Research Center in 1986 as a partnership with the University of New Mexico to preserve hispanic culture. More preservation... |
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