False Front Building, Red River, New Mexico, 1934
False Front Building, Red River, New Mexico, 1934

In Red River, New Mexico, this false front once stood (photo Circa 1930s) as a wood frame example of frontier architecture.
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False Front Building, Red River, New Mexico, 1934

In Red River, New Mexico, this false front once stood (photo Circa 1930s) as a wood frame example of frontier architecture.
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