STORAGE ROOM IN BOTH MORADAS.--In the south _morada_ (Figure 13), there are cactus scourges (_disciplinas_), corrugated metal sheeting used for roofing, and three rattles (_matracas_; Figure 14), also used for noise-making in _tinieblas_ services. Situated here also are black Lenten candelabrum, a ladder, a cross with silvered Passion emblems, and massive penitential crosses (_maderos_; Figure 15). The Lenten ladder and cross are shown next to the exterior entry (Figure 16). A corner fireplace is flanked by locally made tin candle sconces (Figure 17). Two 19th-century kerosene lamps appear on the fireplace mantle, and a tin-shaded lantern with its silver-plated reservoir hangs from the ceiling (Figure 15). [Illustration: FIGURE 13. FLOOR TUB IN STORAGE ROOM. SIZE: tub 53.3 centimeters high. LOCATION: South _morada_, northwest corner of room. DESCRIPTION: Cement tub, dirt floor, fire wood, galvanized tubs, enamelized buckets, braided cactus whips (_disciplinas_), wooden box rattle (_matraca_), punched tin wall sconce, corrugated metal roofing.] [Illustration: FIGURE 14. RATTLES (_matracas_). SIZE: 26 to 40 centimeters long. LOCATION: South _morada_ storage (east) room. DESCRIPTION: Flexible tongue set at one end of wooden frame, and notched cylinder on handle turning in opposite end.] [Illustration: FIGURE 15. PENITENTE CROSSES (_maderos_) IN STORAGE ROOM. SIZES: black cross 269.2 centimeters high (Figure 16); ceiling boards 2.5 by 15; _maderos_ 345 long. DATE: 20th century. ORIGIN: New Mexico, unidentified carpenter. LOCATION: South _morada_, northeast corner. DESCRIPTION: black candelabra (_tenebrario_), kerosene lanterns, tin shades, wooden keg and box under table.] [Illustration: FIGURE 16. CROSS AND LADDER (_cruz_ and _escalera_). SIZE: cross 269.2 centimeters high. DATE: Fourth quarter of 19th century. ORIGIN: New Mexico, unidentified carpenter. LOCATION: South _morada_, storage (east) room. DESCRIPTION: Milled and carved wood (painted), black cross and ladder, silvered nails (left arm), hammer and pliers (right arm).] [Illustration: FIGURE 17. CORNER FIREPLACE IN STORAGE ROOM. SIZE: mantel 106.7 centimeters high. LOCATION: South _morada_, southeast corner. DESCRIPTION: Walls, fireplace, and flue of plastered _adobe_, kerosene lamps and tin wall sconces, boarded up window to left (east).] In each _morada_ storage area, there is a tub built on the floor that serves to wash off blood after penance. Figure 13 shows the tub in the south _morada_. In the older, east _morada_, the tub (Figure 18) is a wood- and tin-lined trough pushed against the north wall and plastered with _adobe_. [Illustration: FIGURE 18. STORAGE ROOM, EAST _Morada_. SIZES: Tub 112.6 centimeters long, 46 wide, 25.6 high; ladder 175 high. DESCRIPTION: Detail of north wall showing enamelized containers, tub built into the floor for washing after penance, and ladder.]