Light

Lamp
Late 1930s
Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees at Bandelier learnt New Mexico style tinworking, in which designs are pierced or stamped into the surface of the tin. They made a great variety of light fixtures, sconces, chandeliers, and table lamps for use throughout the complex. This star-shaped lamp is in use near the back door of the Visitor Center.
Tin, glass. H 28, D 13 inches
Bandelier National Monument, BAND 21856



Lamp Late 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees at Bandelier learnt New Mexico style tinworking, in which designs are pierced or stamped into the surface of the tin. They made a great variety of light fixtures, sconces, chandeliers, and table lamps for use throughout the complex. This star-shaped lamp is in use near the back door of the Visitor Center. Tin, glass. H 28, D 13 inches Bandelier National Monument, BAND 21856

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