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SILHOUETTE OF MT: TAYLOR- FAMOUS NEARBY LANDMARK
GREETINGS
TS
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INSCRIPTION ROCK
ENGRAVED WITH THE HISTORICAL PASSKO BY
MESSAGE OF ONATE, FIRST SPANISH GOV ERNOR IN 1805
IT CAN BE REACHED IN A SHORT DRIVE FROM GRANTS.
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GRANTS, NEW MEXICO
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(Alt. 6464)
At the foot of Mt. Taylor whose picturesque beauty
rises to a height of 11,369 feet – lies the town of
Grants. Named for the Grant Brothers who built
this section of the Santa Fe Railway – it is today a
trading center for a large agricultural and ranching
country. Navajos in their colorful costumes may be
seen regularly on the streets. These are the workers
of the carrot fields in which industry Grants
ranks among the first in the entire U.S.A.
The famous Inscription Rock can be easily reached
is an interesting drive of approximately 40 miles.
ART TONE
GLO. VAR
DISTRIBUTED BY ALERTE McGAR
18 AT 215
HSINI
ASSOCIATED LITHO
AD SERVICE Box 4*
DES MOINESS, TOWA
ALSUGUENSUE. N. M.
**From the Land of Enchantment"
New Mexico State Tourist Bureau Photos
