This spacious home, situated in the Historic District of Lincoln, provides an attractive venue for comfortable living and entertaining. The property includes three buildings; the main L-shaped residence connects to an adobe wall to embrace a southwest courtyard with various garden beds and many shade trees. Three rooms open directly onto the courtyard. Adjacent to the courtyard is a carport which easily holds two vehicles. The entire structure is shaded by mature trees and provides privacy and coolness to all outside living areas. Two smaller casitas behind the main house are currently used as guest quarters and studio space. The people who live here treasure the village and its history. They share the mission of the Lincoln Historic Site, one of the nine New Mexico Historic Sites under the Department of Cultural Affairs. A local preservation ordinance keeps Lincoln looking and feeling as it did in the Territorial Period, 1880 - 1912.