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Gila Cliff Dwellings, Gila Cliff Dwellings is in the heart of an area where the prehistoric Mogollon culture was centered circa A.D. 90D-1100. Some of this group are known for their. famous black-on-white Mimbres pottery, unusual because of the use of not only geometric patterns, but pictures of people and animals. Silver City is known as the gateway to the Gila Cliff Dwellings, (below) a national. monument. This area was one of the last strongholds of the Apaches.
ilver City is 150 miles northwest of El Paso, 200 miles southwest of Albuquerque, and 200 miles northeast of Tucson in a physically and historically interesting area Silver City is a comfortable community of '12,000 people with Western New Mexico University near it's center. With its dry, moderate climate at an, elevation of 6,000 feet, and its educational and cultural attractions, it is not surprising that it has lured many tourists, entrepreneurs, and retirees.
We are known by several names, Silver City Trading Post, Silver City Antique Mall, We are the “Antique Mall” Officially we are Silver City Trading Co. -Established 1994 Mon.-Sat. 10-5 / Sun. '12-4, 205 W. Broadway Silver City, NM 88061 575/388-8989
ilver City Trading Company is located at 205 West Broadway in Silver City, New Mexico. This historic building is located on the corner of Texas and Broadway and in the 1870s the site was occupied by a meat market and shoe shop (See Photo Above) C.1897 In the original corner was the "Cave Saloon" and the "shoe store" was more of a mercantile. The final stage of the "Uhli Block" was the addition of a fourth store front - being the fist utility company in Silver City. C.1905, reportedly Telephone and Telegraph services. The earlier building, half a block south on Texas Street was built in 1883 - and was reportedly was a Bordello at the time. Texas Street was the Red-Light district of Silver City at the turn of the 20th century.
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