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East Mountain Historical Society

The East Mountain Historical Society (EMHS) is a group dedicated to preserving and documenting history in the Sandia, Manzano, and Manzanita Mountain towns and villages east of Albuquerque, New Mexico, including portions of Route 66 and the historic Turquoise Trail.

As reflected in our logo, we also are dedicated to preserving “la cultura de las montañas” – the culture of the mountains.

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Posted inCommunity Content, East Mountains

The rise and fall of Sandia Man Cave

by East Mountain Historical Society March 31, 2025April 20, 2025

This article is provided by the East Mountain Historical Society. Learn more at eastmountainhistory.org By Rick Holben, East Mountain Historical Society Reports of caves being explored in the Sandia Mountains go […]

Posted inCommunity Content, East Mountains

East Mountains Photo Flashback

by East Mountain Historical Society March 12, 2025April 20, 2025

By Rick Holben, East Mountain Historical Society Known to his friends as “Pop,” Clinton M. Graham and his wife Rubye were among the earliest residents of Sandia Knolls, having bought […]



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