Adobe House Atlas
Historic adobe & pueblo houses mapped across the US
What it does
A documented map-based directory of the historic adbe and adobe pueblo houses of the United States - bystate, era, architectural style, and current status.
Adobe pueblo houses catalogued across ten US states, 214 documented properties by state, era, style, and status, each mapped and dated.
Adobe houses are hand-formed earthen buildings, and this catalog documents 214 of them across ten states with their histories, their architecture, and how to find them. Twelve of the most significant documented properties — from the oldest continuously occupied adobe building in the country to the great inhabited Pueblo communities of New Mexico. The adobe tradition took root wherever Spanish and Pueblo building met an arid climate. 5 states hold the deepest coverage in the Atlas; 5 smaller catalogues round out the regional record. Monterey Colonial and the rancho adobes of the Spanish and Mexican eras — the country's largest adobe catalogue. The deepest adobe landscape in the country —…from adobepueblo.com
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