Lincoln tower, New Mexico by moochagoo
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Description
Originally built during the 1850s, to protect the settlers against raiding Apaches.
Comments (24)
Nice shot!
That was a dangerous era!
Wow, i live in NM. What area of the state did this come from.
60 miles, West of Roswell.
Bizarre impression de voir un bâtiment datant du Moyen-Age, et pourtant... Superbe image!
Super architecture set in a beautiful landscape.
A super capture!
A little fortress.... Interesting shot. Aloha
how change. A remarkable picture
looks almost mediëval like a donjon
Hey wouldn't you be a little poed if some newcomer moved in on your land and built something like this to keep you from evicting him? The Apache got a dirty deal just like the rest of the Native Americans! I hope they buy it all back with white mans money from the casinos lol!
Very good image !!! It seems in small some absolutely similar buildings located in sardegna (Italy) more or less 3000 years ago. They are called Nuraghi
Nicely done!!
served its purpose? Really interesting building!
I imagine it did stop some arrows in its time. As giulband stated there are similar structures in Sardinia.
Great image and I love the red stone it is built from
Wow this is really cool wonderful capture.
Insolite.
Awesome picture!!!!!!
La tour parait petite, mais c'est peut-être une impression !
Really awesome shot!
Superbe image et etonnante construction !
Super capture!
A fantastic photo and still standing after all those years. They built things the right way in those days!
I took pictures of this twice, the last time was this past June. did you walk up to it and look inside?very interesting relic of the old west