Visiting Bean-Newlee House Historic Site in Las Vegas, NM

Bean-Newlee House Historic Site stands at 1045 5th Street in Las Vegas, San Miguel County. The National Park Service identifies it as a building rather than a staffed visitor attraction.

From a two-star inn in Las Vegas, the house is about an 18-minute walk or a 3-minute drive.

The National Register identifies the house as part of the Las Vegas New Mexico Multiple Resource Area.

If you are planning a wider outing, the Las Vegas, New Mexico city-centre guide covers the city’s central area.

The National Park Service identifies the house’s architectural style as Mission/Spanish Revival and architecture as its area of significance. Its period of significance is 1900–1924, with 1905 as its significant year.

The property is part of the Las Vegas New Mexico Multiple Resource Area. Its National Register record was published in 1985, and the New Mexico Historic Preservation Division includes it in the state register. The National Park Service provides a downloadable nomination file for readers who want to look further into the historic record.

The National Register record does not establish that the house is open to visitors or that they may enter. It also gives no public visiting hours, admission details, visitor services, parking information or accessibility details.

Confirm permission and access locally before you go, and check the official site before you go for any available updates. The National Register record is a historic designation, not a visitor-service listing.

The listed address is 1045 5th Street, which you can use when planning your route.

If New Mexico Highlands University is part of your plans, the New Mexico Highlands University visitor guide has more practical details.