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New Mexico Ghost Towns

Dawson, New Mexico

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Ghost towns litter the back roads in New Mexico. Miners settled most of these abandoned communities, extracting a variety of precious minerals and ores...

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New Mexico Ghost Towns

Elizabethtown

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New Mexico has an enormous amount of intriguing fodder for “based on a true story” westerns should that genre ever come back into style....

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New Mexico Communities

Madrid

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Not A Ghost Town Anymore Located midway on the Turquoise Trail, the village of Madrid is often referred to as a ghost town, though the...

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New Mexico Communities

Cerrillos

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The community of Cerrillos exudes the rugged charm and rustic simplicity of the Old West. Cottonwoods line the dirt streets, with adobe homes surrounded...

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New Mexico Ghost Towns

White Oaks

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The Discovery of Gold The boom and bust of mining in the late 1800s gave rise to numerous tent cities and mining towns across New...

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New Mexico Communities

Pie Town

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Pie Town is a small community of about 200 people perched a couple of miles from the Continental Divide on US highway 60 in...

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New Mexico Ghost Towns

Coyote & Hagan

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Hagan Coal was discovered in Una de Gato Arroyo in 1902. By 1905 60 miners set up a mining camp in what would become Hagan....

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New Mexico Ghost Towns

Chloride, New Mexico

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Of the many ghost towns in Sierra County, Chloride, New Mexico is my favorite. There are more historic buildings left standing than there are...

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Spice Up Your Steak Marinade This steak marinade is actually delicious on a variety of meats; however, it is my 'go-to' when grilling steaks, with...

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Mogollon, New Mexico

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Founded in 1876, Mogollon was named after Don Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon, a governor of the Spanish province of New Mexico in the 1700's....

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El Rancho Hotel | Gallup

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El Rancho Hotel in Gallup on Route 66 was built for R.E. “Griff” Griffith, brother of legendary movie director D.W. Griffith. In addition to...

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The Pantry | Santa Fe

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George Myers founded The Pantry in 1948 and set the standard of quality and excellence that has been associated with the restaurant for over...

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Navajo Tours

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Navajo Tours USA Have you ever visited a destination and had the feeling that there is a much deeper story beneath the surface? Well, the...

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