Laws & Policies
1916 Act to Establish a National Park Service (Organic Act) Enabling Legislation for Pecos National Historical Park- Pecos Unit Enabling Legislation for Pecos National Historical Park- Glorieta Unit Pecos Public Law enactments, including 100-225 and 101-313 A compilation of designations, closures, permit requirements and other restrictions made by the superintendent in addition to what is contained in the Code of Federal Regulations and other applicable federal statutes and regulations. 2012 Press Release: Pecos NHP Superintendent's Compendium PDF 2012 Superintendent's Compendium - Introduction PDF 2012 Superintendent's Compendium PDF FIREARMS IN PARKS New Mexico Department of Public Safety Federal law also prohibits firearms in certian facilities in this park; those places are marked with signs at all public entrances. GUIDELINES FOR Living History and Black Powder Demonstrations Infantry-Blackpowder Guidelines Overview pdf 140 KB |
Did You Know?
Confederate plans to advance west were thwarted at the Battle of Glorieta Pass when Union troops burned Confederate supply wagons at Johnson’s Ranch. Henry Sibley wanted to advance north into the gold mines of Colorado and continue west to put Confederates in control of seaports in California.