National Park Service Southwest Regional Office

The National Park Service Southwest Regional Office spans over an acre of land with a central patio measuring ninety-five feet long by seventy feet wide.

The structure was built between 1937 and 1939 by the Civilian Conservation Corps as part of President Roosevelt's initiatives during the Great Depression.

The building incorporates traditional Spanish Colonial mission elements with two-story sections modeled after mission chapels and patio offices reflecting historical conventos.

Located at 1100 Old Santa Fe Trail, the administrative building remains open to visitors during regular business hours throughout the week.

The structure contains 280,000 adobe bricks, making it the largest adobe office building in the United States with walls of varying thickness.

Location: Santa Fe

Inception: 1939

Architects: Cecil J. Doty

Architectural style: Pueblo Revival Style architecture, National Park Service rustic

Made from material: adobe

Address: 1100 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, New Mexico

GPS coordinates: 35.66707,-105.92291

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:21