South Broadway, Albuquerque

United States

South Broadway, Albuquerque shares 10 connections with 1210 other places across 5 topics, with transportation and education as the dominant threads. The neighborhood was platted in the 1880s after the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway spurred growth across the area. It developed as a working-class district whose residents worked at the Santa Fe Railway Shops, and it became the center of Albuquerque's African American community, home to Grant Chapel AME, New Mexico's oldest Black church. San Jose and Barelas are its most-shared co-connected places.