Finally, Edmonson cited "traditionalism" as definitive of _Hispano_ culture, a characteristic that is clearly evident in the _penitente_ forms of shelter, ceremonies, and artifacts. These commonplace objects and activities had been established at Abiquiú before and during the period of _morada_ building and furnishing. Literary and pictorial documents presented in this study of Abiquiú and the _penitente moradas_ reveal that their physical structure, furnishings, membership, and the brotherhood itself are related intimately to, and drawn from, the traditional and persistent Hispanic culture of New Mexico. [78] EDMONDSON, p. 62. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Penitente Moradas of Abiquiú, by Richard E. Ahlborn