Mesilla Plaza
Mesilla, New Mexico, is a town of about 5,000 people located in the far southern part of the state. Its main public plaza is the National Historic Landmark District. The small, picturesque town is home to an interesting, charming, and interesting central plaza. You can see the southwestern New Mexican landscape from the plaza. The village is located in a small valley, and the surrounding area is relatively flat. The area surrounding the plaza is surrounded by a series of buildings built between 1850 and 1885, which are part of a unique collection of architecture. One of the most striking examples of a Spanish Colonial style combination store is the Barela-Reynolds House. The baroque, red brick façade of this building is an example of the neo-classical style of the day. The baroque church, Iglesia de San Albino, is another historic gem in the city. The first US flag was raised at Mesilla Plaza on November 16, 1854. The town's population was around 600. Its cultural heritage is st...