Tia Sophia’s Lands in Roswell
A TRAIL OF LITTLE GREEN men leads us to Tia Sophia’s Roswell. The Santa Fe restaurant’s satellite location, which opened in April, already seems right at home in the UFO Capital of the World’s…
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A TRAIL OF LITTLE GREEN men leads us to Tia Sophia’s Roswell. The Santa Fe restaurant’s satellite location, which opened in April, already seems right at home in the UFO Capital of the World’s…
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Read MoreGET YOUR FIX Johnnie Meier picks a few of his favorite renovated signs. Blue Swallow Motel, Tucumcari “A blue swallow is the symbol for safe homecoming, and the sprig of laurel leaves invokes the…
Read MoreH ISTORIC PRESERVATIONIST Johnnie Meier is an alchemist of sorts, restoring the magical glow of yesteryear’s neon signs along New Mexico’s Route 66. He’s also the owner of the Classical Gas Museum, in…
Read MoreACOMA PUEBLO ALONG ROUTE 66 Acoma Pueblo was settled atop a 367-foot sandstone mesa nearly a millennia before nearby Route 66 came through. A 90-minute guided tour from the Sky City Cultural Center…
Read MoreTUCUMCARI MOUNTAIN (ABOVE), 1938 “This card is pure Americana,” Lambert says. “As indicated by the messages on many other cards, heading west on Route 66 and seeing Tucumcari Mountain for the first…
Read MoreKNOWN TO MANY as “Mrs. Tucumcari,” Bettie Ditto owned the Best Western Pow Wow Inn for more than 50 years. Her brother and sister-in-law, Tom and Helen Lins, opened the adjacent Pow Wow Room that…
Read MoreFOR A GREEN CHILE CHEESEBURGER Housed in a 1913 adobe that was a former trading post, Bibo Bar & Grille serves up some of the spiciest green chile cheeseburgers west of the Río Grande. The authentic…
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