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Casa San Ysidro exhibits a varied collection of over 1300 items, ranging from early Spanish Colonial New Mexican styles to 19th century Victorian fashions. The exhibits include religious objects and imagery; household furnishings and furniture (spoons, candle sconces and colchas, along with 44 cajones and 38 chairs); agricultural implements and elements; blacksmiths' and carpenters' tools; tin work; ironwork (trivets, planchas, shutter dogs and hardware); Hispanic and Native American textiles (including a large number of jergas); Native American pottery and baskets; a ca. 1775 New Mexican loom, and gold filigree jewelry.
The date range of items in the collection is from the Late 18th to mid-20th century.
People associated with Casa San Ysidro and its collections: Don Felipe Gutierrez; Governor Manuel Armijo; Governor Henry Connelly; Governor L. Bradford Prince; Nicolas Sandoval; Leandro Duran; William Illfeld.
Places associated with the collections: New Mexico; Rio Abajo; Middle Rio Grande Valley; El Camino Real; Santa Fe Trail; Fort Union.
Other Associations: Spanish Colonial Period; Territorial Period.
Casa San Ysidro is on the New Mexico State Register of Cultural Property.
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