Doughbelly Price was a local real estate agent and professional "character" named. Doughbelly Price had been a chuckwagon cook and rodeo cowboy in his youth not long after the turn of the century, and had settled down in Taos to sell real estate and tell stories, some of which wound up in columns in the local newspaper and were eventually collected into books. Doughbelly Price was a scrappy little bantam of a man. Doughbelly Price's fame beyond Taos began in 1949 when Life magazine ran a profile of him.

http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/jod/doughbelly/

PageRank: 3/10

(Clicks: 211; Comments: 0; Listing added: Dec 23, 2004)

El Torreon Hacienda & Fort in El Prado

The Newest Old Place in Taos. Different sort of commercial rental. El Torreon hacienda was built in 1847 and renovated in 2001 and 2002. Also features torreon (fortified watchtower) built in 1820. El Torreon features a great restaurant space with exceptional mountain view patio plus 4-5 really unique and different upscale retail shop spaces.

http://www.taostorreon.com

PageRank: 4/10

(Clicks: 267; Comments: 0; Listing added: Oct 29, 2004)

Mabel Dodge Luhan

A capsule history of Mabel Dodge Luhan on a server in the UK. Gives all of the basic dates and high points, and links to Amazon. The photo of Mabel Dodge Luhan on the page is worth clicking over to even if you won't remember the dates.<br/>

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAdodge.htm

PageRank: 3/10

(Clicks: 227; Comments: 0; Listing added: Oct 29, 2004)

Mabel Dodge Luhan House

This nice site tells about a really cool woman, Mabel Dodge Luhan and the special house she left behind in Taos. There's a good section about Mabel's story. This is well worth a click.<br/>

http://www.mabeldodgeluhan.com/

PageRank: 5/10

(Clicks: 232; Comments: 0; Listing added: Oct 29, 2004)

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Comment Author Stephanie / Sep 23, 2008

I worked for them when I lived in NM. The etchings are from small copper plates, and the images are wonderful southwestern moments. The landscape and architecture that is captured, truly a gift from the past.

Comment Author / Sep 6, 2008

Great Site! This site has been around for a while. It moved July '08 from a small to a large ISP. The site will undergo a face lift as well as an upgrade to a new engine to 'run' the back end of it.

Comment Author Brian Rodgers / Sep 4, 2008

Thanks for including my site, although we are technically south of Taos by 50+ miles in Sapello NM