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Nason built a Santa Fe-style building with 30 apartments on the property. The apartment building, designed and built by Dick Riley, opened in 1935 under the name La Posada. The original mansion was also converted into eight apartments. [1] Nason then added a hotel, the La Posada Inn, and a restaurant, the Cactus Tea Room.
A cover of the 1909 Santa Fe Railway pamphlet describing Fred Harvey hotels, dining rooms and sample menus. The Fred Harvey Company was the owner of the Harvey House chain of restaurants, hotels and other hospitality industry businesses alongside railroads in the Western United States.
At the former Santa Fe station in Winslow, Arizona (still served by Amtrak), the "Turquoise Room" restaurant at the La Posada Hotel carries on the tradition of elegant dining, albeit in a stationary fashion. [3]: 67 By June 2016, the La Posada's owner had acquired one of the Pleasure Domes, which has been moved to the property. [9]
Jul. 15—A sign posted Monday on the front door of La Casa Sena in downtown Santa Fe stated the restaurant was closed for lunch "until further notice." A sign on the restaurant's wine shop next ...
Situated at El Sendero Inn on Old Santa Fe Trail and East Alameda Street, Zeng and his team serve up what he says is a mix of traditional Chinese dishes — such as handmade dumplings — and ...
Feb. 12—Santa Fe Restaurant Week returns this year from President's Day to Leap Day. So far, 36 restaurants have signed up for the three-course prix fixe dinners — the standard for restaurant ...
The La Posada Hotel – The hotel was built in 1929 and is located at 200 E. Second Street. This hotel is the last of the Harvey Hotel's. Inside of the hotel is one of two restaurants who claim to have created the chimichanga. The other restaurant is El Trover at the Grand Canyon. The hotel also served as the offices of the Santa Fe Railroad ...
The Santa Fe Railway station was built in 1929, and the adjacent La Posada Hotel and Gardens was completed in 1930. [5] Both were designed by renowned architect Mary Jane Colter. [5] She was the architect of various notable Fred Harvey Company buildings, including others at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and in New Mexico. She considered La ...