Santuario de Guadalupe, Catholic shrine in Santa Fe, United States.
The adobe church features wooden ceiling beams, decorative brackets, and a choir loft transferred from the former military chapel La Castrense.
Built between 1776 and 1796, this church stands as the first shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe in the United States.
A Spanish baroque altar painting from 1783, transported by mules along the Camino Real, decorates the interior of this religious sanctuary.
Located at 100 South Guadalupe Street, the shrine maintains regular visiting hours and conducts monthly religious services for the public.
A 12-foot bronze statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe, created by Mexican artist Doña Georgina Farias in 2008, stands at the entrance.
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