Adobe-style homes, built by the native Pueblo people, are famous for their unique building materials, iconic looks, and innovative use of the resources in the southwestern United States.

Hundreds of years before the United States was founded in 1776, an expansive adobe village known as Taos Pueblo was already ...

in Pueblo County. The ranch includes a ranch house, stone house, barn, cow shed and outbuilding. With adobe walls about 18 inches thick, the ranch house is believed to have been constructed around ...

The multistory adobe houses of the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico, for example, are between 600 and 1,000 years old, and are still home to thousands or people. In the 1930s, the Works Progress ...

The Pueblo Indians have lived in this fascinating complex of multistoried adobe homes and ceremonial structures since they were built in the late 13th and early 14th centuries. When the first ...

Easily identified by flat roofs and rounded corners, pueblo homes, sometimes called adobe homes, are ubiquitous in the American Southwest.

Today, some 300 two- and three-story adobe structures, their exterior ladders providing access to upper levels, house the pueblo's residents. Although only 20 or so individuals live permanently on ...

The word adobe comes from the arabic word ... and the environment on which they built their homes and villages. When I used to work at Laguna Pueblo, one summer, a group of my students helped ...

These historic places in and around Santa Fe range from simple adobe homes to ornate cathedrals to Pueblo villages that have existed for thousands of years. Explore the guide to learn more about ...

SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO, N.M. (AP) – First came the hail – sheets of it, pounding the centuries-old adobe homes at Santo Domingo Pueblo. Roofs were perforated “like a machine gun,” with some ...

When it comes to Lubbock's history, some of it can be seen lining the streets of one of the first developed areas of town. Most date back to the 1930's some even earlier. "This is the first adobe that ...