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A Return to Glorieta
At this spot, we're atop the pass the separates the Pecos watershed from the Rio Grande. Prior to the railroad coming through in 1879, Union soldiers fought those of the Confederacy as the latter was trying to secure the state of New Mexico for their ends. The South did well in the battle, but could not hold the state in the end—due to supply lines.
Three images by Richard Koenig; taken April 8th 2026.
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Glorieta Mesa New Mexico
June 2026
La Diana Cazadora y Ángel de la Independencia
View from the east, Glorieta, New Mexico
Photographer: J.R. Riddle Date: 1886 - 1888? Negative Number: 076031
"Sibley Flag" being carried into battle in this depiction of the Battle of Glorieta Pass of 26-28 March, 1862
from /r/vexillology Top comment: This painting of the Battle of Glorieta Pass, a battle which lasted from 26th March to the 28th of March, 1862, during the New Mexico Campaign, depicts soldiers of General Henry Hopkins Sibley's Army of New Mexico battling Union forces, one of the soldiers is carrying a "Sibley Flag", the battle flag of the Army of New Mexico, which features a single white star on a red field.
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Amtrak's Southwest Limited train #3 meeting counterpart train #4 on Glorieta Pass. 1977
Glorieta de San Jerónimo, enfrente de la Unidad Independencia, México DF, 1968. Todavía sin segundo piso y sin la Plaza.
