Skip to content

Jemez Valley History

A free service provided by the Jemez Springs Public Library

  • Overview
    • The History Project
    • Timeline
    • Resources
  • J. S. P. Library
    • Library History
    • Library Stories
    • Library Clippings
    • Library Images
  • Communities
    • Vallecitos de los Indios/Sierra Los Pinos
    • Ponderosa
    • Jemez Springs
      • Historic Structures
        • Historic Structures Clippings
        • Historic Structures Images
    • San Ysidro
      • San Ysidro Stories
      • San Ysidro Photos
      • San Ysidro Stories
    • Village of Cuba
      • Cuba News, April 20, 1973
      • Cuba Photos
    • Cañon/Cañones
      • Cañon Clippings
      • Cañon Images
      • Cañon Stories
    • Seven Springs
    • Bland
      • Bland Images
      • Bland Stories
    • Pueblo of Jemez
  • People
    • Pueblo of Jemez
    • Explorers (1540-1849)
    • Land Grants
    • Early Settlers (1870-1920)
    • Early Residents
    • Memorable Citizens
  • Religion
    • Catholic
    • Presbyterian
  • Environment
    • Geology
      • Soda Dam
        • Soda Dam Images
    • Natural Resources
      • Logging in the Jemez Mountains
        • Logging Clippings
        • Logging Images
    • Recreation
      • Valles Caldera
      • Santa Fe National Forest
  • Galleries
    • Photo Gallery
    • Video Gallery
    • Sunday Salon Posters
    • Historic Postcards
    • Authors Symposium Posters
  • Contact Us

All articles in Logging Clippings

Logging Clippings

Tunnels History Tracked

By Judith Isaacs

By Susan Burritt, from Jemez Thunder, September 15, 1996 The Gilman tunnels, one of the more striking visual attractions in this area, have grown in popularity as a spot to visit. The tunnels were blasted through the cliff walls where the Guadalupe River runs at the bottom of the narrowest … More Tunnels History Tracked

Tunnels History TrackedSeptember 15, 1996Gilman, logging

Copyright


Unless otherwise noted, the contents of this website are Copyright © by the Village of Jemez Springs. All Rights Reserved. Direct links allowed, however reproduction or redistribution prohibited.

Information and pictures for this project have been obtained from many sources. If you believe you are the owner of content appearing on this site and do not want it used publicly, please contact the Librarian and indicate the item and your preferences. Thank you!
Jemez Valley History | Proudly powered by WordPress