Ghost Towns
Abandoned towns and mining camps of Grant County, NM whose footprints can still be located today. Distinct from /lost-places (where the coordinates are unknown) — these are abandoned but findable.
NoteMany ghost-town sites are on private land or active mining claims. Photograph, do not collect: every artifact you remove erases context for the next researcher.
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Pinos Altosmining camp
active 1860–1891
Pinos Altos is a mining area in southwestern New Mexico Territory, located east of the site where Bullard and Hudson discovered silver in 18…
6 claims · 📍
Camp Cooneycamp
A mining camp located on Mineral Creek, half a mile below Queen Mill, associated with the Queen Consolidated mining operations.
2 claims · 📍
Alhambra Campcamp
lost place
A silver mining camp also known by its earlier name Black Hawk, located near Saddle Rock canyon.
1 claim
Camp Cody (N.M.)camp
lost place
A World War I military camp located in Deming, New Mexico, featuring tents and military buildings in an arid landscape.
1 claim
Baunamining camp
A mining camp twelve miles southeast.
0 claims · 📍
Bisbeecamp
Mining camp where H. D. Adam committed suicide.
0 claims · 📍
Black Hawkcamp
A mining camp ten miles north in the Burro mountains.
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Camp Apachecamp
lost place
Place where two surviving boys eventually arrived nearly dead from hunger and exposure.
0 claims
Camp Grantcamp
lost place
Location in Arizona where Annie Dedrick was from.
0 claims
Camp Grant, Arizonacamp
lost place
Location in Arizona where Davidson was found and where Annie Dedrick is from.
0 claims
Carlisle Campcamp
lost place
A camp where fast women were no longer allowed on the streets.
0 claims
Centralcamp
lost place
A mining camp where F. J. Sweeney and H. J. Hutchinson were based.
0 claims
Cooney campcamp
lost place
A camp in the Mogollons where John Kelly kept a saloon.
0 claims
Deadwoodghost town
lost place
Location where a husband posted a notice about his wife Sarah.
0 claims
Donner Campcamp
lost place
Site where cabins had been burned and many lives lost.
0 claims
East campcamp
lost place
A camp from which J. E. Hussey and B. P. Barnes arrived.
0 claims
Flemingmining camp
lost place
A mining camp thirty miles northeast in the Bear mountains.
0 claims
Gold Hillmining camp
lost place
Gold Hill is a location from which Jessie Keister departed on Monday.
0 claims
Guthrie stationcamp
lost place
A grading camp on the Clifton railroad where the Enterprise man slept.
0 claims
Hadley, N. M.camp
lost place
Camp in New Mexico where a dancing party was held.
0 claims
Kelly mining campcamp
lost place
A mining camp where C. T. Brown stayed for nearly two weeks.
0 claims
Knott'scamp
lost place
A mining camp twelve miles southeast.
0 claims
Mining-campcamp
lost place
A mining camp located in the county.
0 claims
Old Camp Grantcamp
lost place
Military camp ten miles from G. W. Apusy's ranch on the Arivaipa.
0 claims