Lincoln Historic District

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historic district historic site tourist attraction

Lincoln Historic District is a preserved 19th-century frontier town in New Mexico best known for its association with the Lincoln County War and figures like Billy the Kid.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic district → historic site → tourist attraction →
architecturalStyle	Territorial style → adobe architecture →
category	Old West town →
contains	commercial buildings → defensive structures → historic residences → museums → original 19th-century buildings → religious buildings →
country	United States of America →
eraRepresented	American Old West → frontier period →
governingBody	New Mexico Historic Sites →
hasPart	Anderson-Freeman Museum → Dr. Woods House → Montano Store → Murphy-Dolan Store site → Old Lincoln County Courthouse → San Juan Mission Church → Torreon (defensive tower) → Tunstall Store →
hasTouristActivity	guided tours → living history events → museum exhibitions →
heritageDesignation	National Historic Landmark → listing on the National Register of Historic Places →
knownFor	Lincoln County War → association with Billy the Kid → preserved 19th-century frontier townscape →
locatedIn	American Southwest → Lincoln County, New Mexico → New Mexico →
operator	New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs →
partOf	village of Lincoln, New Mexico →
preservationStatus	well-preserved 19th-century streetscape →
primaryTheme	history of the Lincoln County War → outlaw and lawman history of the American West →
significantEvent	Lincoln County War →
significantPeriod	late 19th century →
significantPerson	Alexander McSween → Billy the Kid → John Tunstall → Lawrence Murphy → Pat Garrett →
tourismType	heritage tourism →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
National Historic Landmarks in New Mexico →	contains
Lincoln County, New Mexico →	hasNotablePlace