Lost Places
Locations historically attested in Grant County, NM that cannot be reliably relocated today. Ghost towns, vanished mining camps, abandoned ranches, and landmarks whose modern coordinates are unknown or disputed.
NoteThese entries are research targets — coordinates are intentionally absent or low-confidence. Help locate one by submitting a correction via /contribute.
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Willard's Hotelbusiness
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Hotel in Washington where Mr. Utter's valise was stolen.
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Willcoxtown
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Town where one of Cooper's brothers lived.
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William Hutchinson's storestore
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Store in Central where Manley left his revolver just prior to the shooting.
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Wilson's Creekother
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Battle site where Richard H. Weightman was shot while leading his brigade.
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Windsorbusiness
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Hotel or restaurant where two Arizona cowboys took their first meal.
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Wingateother
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Starting point three days' travel from the Navajo reservation gold.
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Winnipegother
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Winnipeg, Manitoba, is the origin of railroad worker Robert Huntington.
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Wolford Laneother
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A lane just beyond the Manley boarding house where Redding passed.
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wooded Carpathiansother
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Mountain region where Russian forces were driving against the enemy.
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Woods' ranchranch
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Ranch owned by George Woods located on the Gila River.
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Wounded Kneeother
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Site of a battle where many Native Americans were killed.
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Yankee Streetcanyon
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A street intersecting Main Street near the Chinese wash house.
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Yankie Streetother
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Street where Mrs. Johnson and her daughter reside.
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Yuma jailother
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A territorial prison in Yuma, Arizona, where Miller served part of his first sentence.
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Yuma Penitentiaryother
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A prison in Yuma, Arizona, where Captain Stout was sent.
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Zanesvilletown
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City in Ohio, former residence of Mr. Gudgin.
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Zanesville, Ohiotown
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Ohio city where Mr. Gudgin formerly resided.
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Zaragosatown
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A town in Mexico, five miles up the river from Fabens, where the soldiers were held captive.
0 claims
Zimmerman Libraryother
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A library depicted in a safety film negative.
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Zuni Salt Lakesranch
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Location near which F. A. Hubbell's ranch was situated.
0 claims
Lordsburg mining districtauto
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A mining district in western New Mexico, scene of great activity, with three periods of boom and revival.
9 claims
Fort Seldonauto
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Fort Seldon was established in 1865 to protect settlers and travelers against Gila Apache raids.
8 claims
Pinos Altos, New Mexicoauto
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Hurlburt came to Pinos Altos in 1868.
7 claims
Buckhorn Saloon & Opera Houseauto
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Saloon, dining room, and opera house in Pinos Altos, NM opened in the 1860s.
5 claims