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.
Showing 1369–1392 of 2029 · page 58 of 85 · 24 on this page matched via name pattern (uncurated) ⓘ
Fort Canbyauto
lost place
Fort named in the muster roll, likely location or affiliation.
0 claims
Fort Chadbourneauto
lost place
A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Sixth Division and start of Fifth.
0 claims
Fort Craigauto
lost place
One of the forts where black regiments served.
0 claims
Fort Custer, Michiganauto
lost place
Military base in Michigan.
0 claims
Fort Fillmoreauto
lost place
Location from which D.J. Miles wrote the letter.
0 claims
Fort Madisonauto
lost place
Location mentioned as residence of N. C. Campbell and family.
0 claims
Fort McLaneauto
lost place
Site where Mangas Coloradas was murdered in January 1863.
0 claims
Fort McRaeauto
lost place
One of the forts where black regiments served.
0 claims
Fort Riley, Kansasauto
lost place
Military base in Kansas where Bruno served.
0 claims
Fort Selden (New Mexico)auto
lost place
Fort Selden is a military base in New Mexico, listed as a subject of a government publication.
0 claims
Fort Silver Cityauto
lost place
Civilian employees at Fort Silver City planned a celebration.
0 claims
Fort Smithauto
lost place
A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Eighth Division and start of Seventh.
0 claims
Fort Tularosaauto
lost place
One of the forts where black regiments served.
0 claims
Fort Worth, Texasauto
lost place
The association meeting whose action prompted the statement was held at Fort Worth, Texas.
0 claims
Franklin (El Paso)auto
lost place
A station on the Butterfield Overland Mail route in New Mexico Territory.
0 claims
Franklin/El Pasoauto
lost place
A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Fifth Division and start of Fourth.
0 claims
Fred Troll's Chapelauto
lost place
Location of funeral services for Joseph Robert Godford.
0 claims
Frisco canyon box canyonauto
lost place
The dam is situated at the mouth of the box canon of the Frisco.
0 claims
Frisco valleyauto
lost place
Captain Cooney arrived from Frisco valley.
0 claims
Frontera (Cottonwoods Station)auto
lost place
A Butterfield Overland Trail station in New Mexico.
0 claims
Ft Worth, Texasauto
lost place
Mr Hovey is located in Ft Worth, Texas.
0 claims
FUtuHtaS, Arizonaauto
lost place
Location for Julia C Venavidaz.
0 claims
Gaboon Armoryauto
lost place
Location where the graduation ceremonies were held.
0 claims
Gainesvilleauto
lost place
John S Simpson is of Gainesville, Texas.
0 claims