Laguna Pueblo

On October 18, 1890, the narrator arrived at Laguna Pueblo, New Mexico, and was warmly welcomed by the principal men of the community. Situated on a sandstone ledge by the San Jose River, the pueblo features narrow, steep streets and adobe houses. Daily life includes children playing, women gathering water, and men farming. The narrator highlights the vibrant cultural scene, particularly a traditional dance with enthralling choreography and colorful costumes. The surrounding landscape is rich in historical significance, with ancient ruins and fertile lands pointing to Laguna’s enduring heritage.