History
| Casa Blanca was built in 1880 by Eutimio Montoya, a well-known politician in the 19th century West. He was a territorial representative to the government in Santa Fe. At that time San Antonio was a prosperous town, a home to ranchers and miners and the birthplace of the hotelier Conrad Hilton. Casa Blanca was one of the largest Victorian style farmhouses in the area. It was built of double adobe (24-inch thick walls) with a typical tin roof and a large veranda. The house passed through many families over the years until it was purchased by Phoebe Wood in 1988. The home was opened as a bed and breakfast in 1989 and has been operating continuously ever since. Assistant Innkeeper, Phil Norton, was manager of the Bosque del Apache Wildlife Refuge from 1986 through 2000. |
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