Sujet

Watrous

Légende

Watrous, New Mexico, Park Service workers maintain the ruins at Fort Union National Monument. From 1851-1891, Fort Union defended the Santa Fe Trail, protecting settlers against Natives upset that their land was being taken

Date

24 juin 2021

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Jim West

Notre référence

BRK24A28_277

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

86.1Mo (3.3Mo) / 37.9cm x 56.9cm / 4480 x 6720 (300dpi)

Mots clés

1 person Castel Castell Castelo Conservation of monument Famous Place Fort castle Manpower Memorial Memorial site Memorials Monument Monument conservation Monument conservations Monument protection National Monument National Monuments New Mexico North America Ruined building Service worker Service workers US-American aboriginal aboriginals architecture attraction attractions bastion bastions castle castles custom defence work defence works defense facility defensive fortification defensive work ethnic ethnic group ethnic groups ethnical ethnicity ethnologic ethnological ethnologies ethnology fort fortification fortifications fortress fortresses gardens guy heritage-protected historic historical indigenous indigenous people indigenous peoples landmark listed listed building listed buildings local man male males man men monument preservation national monument native native man native people natives one person park path place of interest preservation preservations restored ruin ruins service settler settlers sight single person tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark tradition traditional traditions trail travel photography tribal tribal girl tribal man tribe tribes tribesman tribesmen America American Staff US-America USA United States United States of America building buildings characteristic construction labourer reconstruction refurbishment restoration restoration work restorations structure typical worker workers