Vintage Brochure – Hot Springs New Mexico, City of Health

vintage brochure on Hot Springs New Mexico

front cover of a brochure for Hot Springs New Mexico, City of Health

introduction to a vintage brochure Hot Springs New Mexico, City of Health

for better health - Hot Springs New Mexico

new health from healing water in Hot Springs New Mexico

Carrie Tingley Hospital for Crippled Children in Hot Springs New Mexico, the modern-day Truth or Consequences

Sports at Elephant Butte Lake, just five miles from Hot Springs New Mexico

Sports at Elephant Butte Lake, just five miles from Hot Springs New Mexico (now Truth or Consequences New Mexico)

cattle drive - Hot Springs New Mexico, City of Health

great southwest humans killing animals, why they gotta do that?

workers with a burro and the Elephant Butte fish hatchery near Hot Springs New Mexico

Motor Courts and Hotels in the 1940s - Hot Springs New Mexico, City of Health

map of vintage brochure for Truth or Consequences New Mexico (then called Hot Springs New Mexico, City of Health)

4 thoughts on “Vintage Brochure – Hot Springs New Mexico, City of Health”

  1. Is it possible to get a copy of this wonderful vintage pamphlet ? I am trying to read the information about the minerals in the water at the different springs but when I try to magnify it, everything gets blurry. I’m highly interested in the healing waters!Can you decipher?

    Erin Lacey 604.997.4849

    1. A more readable copy isn’t readily available – might have it on a drive somewhere. In the meantime you can see the mineral content at the bottom of this page:

      https://sierracountynewmexico.info/attractions/truth-or-consequences-hot-springs/

      And on this page too:

      https://sierracountynewmexico.info/blog/hot-springs-health-benefits-touted-by-balneologists/

      Hope that’s useful? Thanks for commenting, hope you can soak up some minerals soon! 🙂

  2. Do you know or is information available anywhere about the Arizona Hotel and what happened to it? My grandparents visited T or C starting in the late 40s annually, and that is where they stayed. I went there once years ago but when I went to T or C more recently, I couldn’t find it, My recollection was that it had been right in the center of town.

    1. Hi Cherie – wish we were better historians. Having said that – if memory serves, the Arizona Hotel sat at Broadway and Foch, where El Farol (mexican restaurant) is now. It suffered irreparable damage during a flood. If we find out any more details we will come back and comment here, or correct this response. Thanks for the inquiry.

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