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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Showing 1921–1944 of 2029 · page 81 of 85 · 24 on this page matched via name pattern (uncurated) ⓘ
the houseauto
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Mr. Hardy and the trappers returned to the house, which was empty.
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The Iowa (dance hall)auto
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One of the dance halls in Codyville.
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the jailauto
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Where Ada was taken and locked up.
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The Nebraska (dance hall)auto
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One of the dance halls in Codyville.
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the pantryauto
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A room inside the restaurant that Cummings attempted to enter while fleeing.
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the placeauto
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The place contained twenty skeletons.
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the ranchauto
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The jurors proceeded to the ranch where the inquest was held.
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the restaurantauto
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A neighboring business into which Cummings fled after being shot.
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the sidewalk on the south side of the buildingauto
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Where Jack fell after being shot.
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the soda factoryauto
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A facility located within or adjacent to the hotel where Mr. Gaddis went after leaving Pearson and his wife.
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the territoryauto
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The territorial jurisdiction (likely New Mexico Territory) where Kelley resided for twenty-five years.
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the thermal springsauto
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Springs with unquestionable curative power.
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the valleyauto
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A valley where the old timer grows crops and has a place.
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the wine roomauto
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Where John V. Brown's body lay after the shooting.
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this communityauto
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The local area where Robert Redding has resided for about eight years.
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Thompson's ranch on the Mimbresauto
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Several trips were made from the Springs to Mr. Thompson's ranch on the Mimbres.
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Thoreauauto
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Charles Jones came in from Thoreau.
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Three Fk ranchauto
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The Three Fk ranch is where George C. King was killed.
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Tierra Amarilla and Ranchosauto
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Tierra Amarilla and Ranchos are listed with a combined population of 1,812.
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Tiilaroaa, New Mexicoauto
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Residence of George Curry.
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Tiptonauto
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A location on the Butterfield Overland Trail, endpoint of Ninth Division and start of Eighth.
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Togolandauto
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Duke Adolph Friedrich served as governor there.
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Tokayauto
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Location 110 miles northeast of Budapest where Hungarians crossed the Theiss River.
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Tombstone Jailauto
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Burns and Johns were committed to the Tombstone jail to await the grand jury.
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