Школьный округ

Школьный округ
Национальный реестр исторических мест США
Расположение	S. Pacific и S. Gonzales Sts., Las Vegas, Нью -Мексико
Координаты	35 ° 35′32 ″ N 105 ° 13′31 ″ W
Область	12 акров (4,9 га)
Built	c.1835-36
Architectural style	Territorial;Spanish Colonial
MPS	Las Vegas New Mexico MRA (AD)
NRHP reference No.	80002567
Added to NRHP	March 18, 1980

Distrito de Las Escuelas - исторический район в Лас -Вегасе, штат Нью -Мексико . Он был перечислен в Национальном реестре исторических мест в 1980 году. В список включались 44 сортирующих здания на 12 акрах (4,9 га)

Вход в район на улице S. Pacific

Это жилой район Adobe Houses. Он включает в себя территориальную и испанскую колониальную архитектуру. Его название связано с близлежащим присутствием старой иезуитской школы и школ Западного Лас -Вегаса.

Район простирается вдоль двух улиц, проходящих на юг от Лас-Вегас Плаза , С. Пасифик-стрит и ул. С. Гонсалес, плюс вдоль улицы, ул. Морено, Морено.

Этот район плюс исторический район Старого города состоит из большинства исторических зон о салфетке в Лас -Вегасе.

"Today the district is one of adobe houses of various sizes and ages. This area has a remarkable coherence, with its low adobe buildings set close to the street interspersed with houses from the railroad era. There are surprisingly few buildings that detract from the character created by the two types of houses. The district's boundary is drawn to maintain this coherence. Throughout Old Town there are structures of similar quality, but the coherence found in this area is lacking."

"All of the structures in the district are identified as being significant, contributing, neutral, or intrusive. Those structures which are significant have architectural or historic value in their own right. Those that are contributing are important to the district, but have less value. Neutral structures, in their material and scale, neither add to nor subtract from the overall character, and intrusive structures detract from the character."

"The district extends along three streets, two of them south from the Plaza, The third is a cross the street. South Pacific was a major throughfare almost from the start, as it was the route of the Santa Fe Trail. Therefore a number of buildings, especially those which have no setback, date to the early years of Las Vegas 1 settlement."