09 | January | 2011 | Millard Fillmore's Bathtub

Would Albuquerque and Santa Fe be part of Texas, but for Millard Fillmore?

January 9, 2011

Different take on Millard Fillmore here, at Duke City Fix (“Duke City” is a nickname for Albuquerque).

Republic of Texas, showing boundaries that would have inlcuded much of New Mexico in Texas - Wikipedia

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