Pueblo of Santa Clara

Founded around the fourteenth century, Santa Clara traces its ancestry to Puye, an abandoned site of cave dwellings on the Pajarito Plateau. Increasing tensions with the Spanish led to its participation in the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. The mission church, once thought to be the narrowest of its kind, has been reconstructed several times since the 17th century.

Marker is at the intersection of Los Alamos Highway (New Mexico Route 30 at milepost 7.1) and Roller Road, on the left when traveling north on Los Alamos Highway.

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