Hagan, New Mexico: The Lost Legacy of Dr. J.J. dePraslin and Abenicio Salazar
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Author: Secord, Paul R.
Publisher: Secord Books
Pub Date: 2023
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Good. This is a NEW book.
Notes: Hagan, New Mexico, was a company town, built and promoted to appeal to the miners who came to work the nearby coal mines. Hagan’s founder, Dr. J.J. dePraslin, hired Abenicio Salazar, a contractor from Bernalillo, to design and build the homes and buildings of Hagan. Salazar knew adobe, and Hagan was an adobe town. Hagan’s life span was relatively short–1924-1931–when the coal mines ceased to be economically viable. “In the end, it is a sad story of the unrealized expectations of a dreamer’s business venture collapsing, a unique builder’s finest work forgotten and dashed hopes of town residents seeking a better life.” (From the Preface). The town site of Hagan sits on private land, and is not open to visitors.
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