Maps of Albuquerque city and neighbourhoods, streets, tourist locations and more.
Location: 35.0846889, -106.6550421 The Puccini Building is a lesser-known but still notable historical property in downtown Albuquerque, recognized for its early commercial architecture and connection to the city’s Italian-American community. It likely housed mixed-use...
Location: 35.0883168, -106.6467971 The YDI Wool Warehouse is one of Albuquerque’s most historically and architecturally significant industrial buildings. Originally constructed in the 1920s as a storage and distribution center for wool, one of New...
Location: 35.0834266, -106.6442747 The Highland Pharmacy Building is a historical commercial structure that once served as a neighborhood pharmacy, playing an essential role in Albuquerque’s mid-20th-century urban growth. Located in a part of the...
Location: 35.0843564, -106.6524347 The S. H. Kress Building is a landmark of Albuquerque’s retail past, part of the national chain of five-and-dime stores known for their distinctive architecture and role in American consumer history....
Location: 35.0844326, -106.6530508 The Bliss Building is a contributing property to Albuquerque’s downtown historic landscape and reflects early 20th-century commercial architecture. It likely housed offices or retail establishments that supported the city’s growth as...
Location: 35.089358, -106.6458644 The Southwestern Brewery and Ice Company was one of the largest and most influential breweries in New Mexico during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Founded in the 1880s, it...
Location: 35.0724955, -106.5406002 Although now closed, the Enchanted Mesa Trading Post was once a well-known roadside attraction and gift shop that reflected the mid-20th-century fascination with Southwestern tourism. It catered to Route 66 travelers...
Location: 35.0849821, -106.652531 The KiMo Theater is one of Albuquerque’s most iconic landmarks and a treasured example of Pueblo Deco architecture, a blend of Art Deco with Native American motifs. Opened in 1927, the...
Location: 35.0799252, -106.6456816 The Broadway Market Building is a historic structure in Albuquerque that played a role in the city’s early 20th-century food distribution and commerce. It served as a bustling hub for vendors...
Location: 35.0842263, -106.6514528 The Rosenwald Bros Building is a designated historic property in downtown Albuquerque and one of the city’s best surviving examples of early 20th-century commercial architecture. Constructed in 1910, it was originally...