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The Plaza is the Heart of Santa Fe
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The Santa Fe Plaza has been at the heart of the city’s growth since it was founded more than 400 years ago. The wheels of commerce, civic celebrations, and religious devotion have converged on this quadrangular parcel of land with the Sangre de Cristo Mountains as a backdrop since 1610. Events of historic proportion have taken place on the Plaza, including the r-conquest of 1692 for the Spanish Crown and the beginning of American occupation in 1846. It was on the Plaza that Don Diego de Vargas and his soldiers negotiated a peaceful re-entry to the capital city. It was on the plaza that Gen. Stephen Kearny and his soldiers rode into town claiming Sovereignty for the United States.
Over its history, four flags have flown on the Plaza: the main ones were Spain 1610–1821, Mexico 1821–1846 and the United States 1846–2016. The U.S. flag was planted atop the Palace of the Governors on the morning of August 9, 1846 when Gen. Stephen Kearny declared it for the American government. And believe it or not, the Confederate flag flew over the Plaza for three weeks in the spring of 1862 when the city was under Confederate rule during the American Civil War.
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