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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Duranauto
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Community represented by Robert Bourne.
2 claims
Fort Selden, New Mexicoauto
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Fort Selden is a military base in New Mexico mentioned in the context of cost, construction, and government publications.
2 claims
Lamy grantauto
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Mines and coal and copper have recently been discovered on the Lamy grant owned by the Onderdonk Live Stock company.
2 claims
Madrid, New Mexicoauto
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A coal-mining town in New Mexico known for its elaborate Christmas light displays, attracting thousands of visitors annually.
2 claims
Mattocks siteauto
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A large Classic Mimbres pueblo in the Mimbres Valley, excavated for analysis of Mimbres daily life.
2 claims
Mcintoshauto
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Community represented by J W Davis.
2 claims
Progressoauto
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Location in Torrance County where the assessor visited and windy weather with snow occurred.
2 claims
Red Riverauto
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Red River is a location in Taos County, New Mexico, mentioned in a newspaper context.
2 claims
Santa Rita copper mineauto
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A copper mine located in Santa Rita, New Mexico, depicted with a drag line.
2 claims
Swarts Ruinauto
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A Classic Mimbres pueblo site in Grant County described in the Peabody Museum excavation report.
2 claims
Templar buildingauto
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The Templar building was located on the south side of the street, west of Water street, and was burned in the 'first fire'.
2 claims
the countyauto
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The county is mentioned as having thirty established school districts and school taught in 27 of them during the year.
2 claims
the districtauto
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The district is a place for which no specific historical facts are recorded in the available sources.
2 claims
Tularosa Reservationauto
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A reservation that was closed, with transfer to Ojo Caliente.
2 claims
vaultsauto
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The vaults of the office are mentioned as missing material bills and cancelled warrants.
2 claims
Agua Prietaauto
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243 tons of ore passed the custom house of Agua Prieta.
1 claim
Chaves Countyauto
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Chaves County is the county for which the Roswell Daily Record is the official paper.
1 claim
Chavez Countyauto
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Chavez county fruit was exhibited at Kansas City and Butler fairs.
1 claim
Chinese quartersauto
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Chinese living quarters that included a Chinese store and were destroyed in a fire.
1 claim
Chiricahua Reservationauto
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Closed in 1876.
1 claim
Chiricahua Reservation at Ft. Bowieauto
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A reservation closed in 1876, leading to removal of Chihene to San Carlos.
1 claim
Church of San Miguelauto
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The facade and altar of the Church of San Miguel in Santa Fe are shown in photographs.
1 claim
Cleveland Mill Campauto
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The camp associated with the Cleveland Mine, abandoned by 1922.
1 claim
Cristo Rey Church (Santa Fe, N.M.)auto
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Cristo Rey Church in Santa Fe is a fairly recent example of Southwestern pueblo-style architecture and is noted for its thick walls and loft…
1 claim