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.
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Silva Silvas Plaza barauto
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Silva Silvas Plaza bar will open Monday.
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Silver City railroad depotauto
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Located at the base of Chihuahua Hill in Silver City.
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Sisters of Charity Hospitalauto
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One of the hospitals examined by the committee.
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Spainauto
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Spain is mentioned as a nation possibly aligning with the US policy toward Mexico.
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Spitzbergerauto
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Location associated with Rev. E. Lytton.
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stationauto
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The station was located near where the building of Cobb, Walsh and Wille Clinic now stands.
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St Lazarus campauto
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The St Lazarus camp is one of the camps around Golden displaying great activity.
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Thamisal, Taos Countyauto
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Postoffice established at Thamisal, Taos County, served from Penasco.
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the depotauto
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A small platform of planks set down in the desert, three hundred yards from the town.
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The Snugauto
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The Snug can furnish oysters fresh every day.
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the southwestern part of this countyauto
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The southwestern part of this county has not been free of Indian raids for only a few months.
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the Westauto
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The article refers to a section of the West where Indian troubles may occur due to a ruinous policy.
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Todilto Formationauto
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A geological formation in New Mexico, depicted in pictorial works related to Todilto Park and Venus Needle.
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Todilto Parkauto
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A scenic location north of Gallup, associated with the Todilto Formation and Navajo Indian Reservation, noted for its landscape in New Mexic…
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Torreonauto
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Torreon, Mexico, was the city where a destructive fire occurred.
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Toulonauto
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Location from which two powerful salvage vessels were dispatched to the scene of the disaster.
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Trukee Desertauto
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A desert of sand fifty miles without wood or water that was crossed.
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Tucumcari, New Mexicoauto
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Tucumcari, New Mexico is the location of the Land Office and the residence of several individuals mentioned.
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vicinity of Silver Cityauto
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The article refers to Indian atrocities in the vicinity as things of the past.
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Viennaauto
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Location of dispatch reporting downfall of Bela Kun.
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West Texasauto
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West Texas was part of the proposed new state carved out of portions of West Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.
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W. S. ranchauto
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The dam on the W. S. ranch in Socorro county, N. M., has been finished and will soon be full of water.
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Wyomingauto
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Listed among states/territories where the fees bill applies.
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Zuni Indian Reservationauto
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Location in McKinley County, New Mexico, associated with the subjects.
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