Architectural Guide to Taos

by designer and historian Rachel Preston Prinz of Archinia

Taos in 1949

An aerial view of Taos in 1949... (Click on the photo to see the larger version)

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Taos Style #1: Puebloan
Taos Style #2: Spanish Colonial
Taos Style #3: Franco- & American-ization
Taos Style #4: Territorial and Northern New Mexico
Taos Style #5: Victorian
Taos Style #6: The Railroad and California's Gold Rush
Taos Style #7: Spanish-Pueblo & Mission Revival
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