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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Boerneauto
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Dateline location of the report.
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Boflaaauto
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Fruit was received at Boflaa.
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Bonnot Millauto
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Hometown of V. T. Bonnot.
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Bonnot's Mill, Mo.auto
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Location from which V. T. Bonnot and J. B. Ferguson hailed.
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Boot Hill cemeteryauto
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Cemetery near or at the WS Ranch area.
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Bostonauto
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Listed as a destination reachable via the Santa Fe route.
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Boulder, Coloradoauto
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Hometown of the bride, Miss Hessle Glidden.
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Box Canon of the Frisco Riverauto
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Location of the Barrera family garden, some five or six miles below the plaza.
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Box ranch near Cow Springsauto
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The Box ranch near Cow Springs is where over three hundred steers were corralled and subsequently stampeded.
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Brazilauto
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The nation whose Flag Day holiday is the subject of the poster.
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break-water below townauto
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A break-water below town that the team leaped over, wrecking the wagon.
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Bremen's mineauto
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Mine on Chloride Flat where Mr. Crowe was released.
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Bremen's mine on Chloride Flatauto
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Bremen's mine on Chloride Flat is the location where the guard was released after being taken by the escaping prisoners.
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Brest Litovskauto
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Brest Litovsk is mentioned as a location for Polish retirement.
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Broadway and Mainauto
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Junction in Silver City where Hurlburt was cultivating corn.
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Broadway and Main streetsauto
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Corner of Broadway and Main streets where Luke Brothers lot is located.
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Broadway and Main Sts.auto
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Dr. Bailey's drug store was on the southwest corner of Broadway and Main Streets.
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Broadway (Silver City, NM)auto
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Corner of Broadway and Bullard streets in Silver City.
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Bronson Blkauto
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Bronson Blk is where G M Galther can be reached regarding the dairy sale.
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Brownsville, Texasauto
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The first bale of new cotton came from Brownsville, Texas.
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Bud Eddleman's cattle campauto
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Bud Eddleman's cattle camp near El Rito was where the mad coyote attacked four men.
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Buffalo, New Yorkauto
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Location of Co Mfgrs, a manufacturer.
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building opposite the residence of Geo. Carvilauto
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This building is where Geo. Cox was staying when he encountered the intruder.
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Bullard Street (Silver City, NM)auto
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West side of Bullard Street in Silver City, shown in a late 19th or early 20th century photograph.
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