Santa Fe Historic District

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historic district national historic landmark district

The Santa Fe Historic District is the preserved historic core of Santa Fe, New Mexico, known for its Pueblo Revival and Spanish Colonial architecture, narrow streets, and central Plaza that reflect the city’s centuries-old cultural heritage.

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Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic district → national historic landmark district →
architecturalStyle	Pueblo Revival architecture → Spanish Colonial architecture →
centeredOn	Santa Fe Plaza →
country	United States →
governingBody	City of Santa Fe →
hasCulturalInfluence	Anglo-American culture → Mexican culture → Native American culture → Spanish culture →
hasPart	Burro Alley → Canyon Road → Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi → La Fonda on the Plaza → Lincoln Avenue NERFINISHED → Loretto Chapel → New Mexico History Museum → New Mexico Museum of Art → Old Santa Fe Trail → Oldest House in the United States (Santa Fe) → Palace Avenue → Palace of the Governors → San Francisco Street → San Miguel Chapel → Santa Fe Plaza →
heritage	American territorial heritage → Mexican heritage → Puebloan heritage → Spanish Colonial heritage →
knownFor	adobe buildings → art galleries → central plaza → flat-roofed structures → historic preservation → tourism → vigas and latillas →
locatedIn	Downtown Santa Fe → New Mexico → Santa Fe → Santa Fe County →
partOf	city of Santa Fe →
primaryBuildingMaterial	adobe →
region	Southwestern United States →
state	New Mexico →
streetPattern	narrow streets →
urbanFunction	civic center of Santa Fe → cultural center of Santa Fe → tourist center of Santa Fe →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Canyon Road arts district ("Santa Fe historic districts") → Palace of the Governors →	partOf
Santa Fe, New Mexico →	hasHistoricDistrict
Northern New Mexico ("Santa Fe Plaza") →	hasHistoricSite
Santa Fe, New Mexico ("Santa Fe Plaza") →	hasLandmark
San Miguel Chapel →	isPartOf
Canyon Road arts district ("Santa Fe historic center") →	locatedNear