Madrid, New Mexico place
also known as: Madrid
Summary: A coal-mining town in New Mexico known for its elaborate Christmas light displays, attracting thousands of visitors annually.
Completeness: 41/100 Grade D
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- Sourced claims (≥3): Has 2/3 sourced claims. Extract more from existing chunks or ingest a new source.
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Christmas City of the Southwest
cited from Celebrations_Christmas (1938)Celebrations_Christmas
Notes: Christmas scene, Madrid, 1938; A little girl hangs up her stocking while Santa Claus drives his reindeer across the roof. This is one of the many lighted Christmas scenes employed by coal miners at Madrid, New Mexico, to gain for the town the title …
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cited from Celebrations_Christmas (1938)
Celebrations_Christmas
Notes: Christmas scene, Madrid, 1938; A little girl hangs up her stocking while Santa Claus drives his reindeer across the roof. This is one of the many lighted Christmas scenes employed by coal miners at Madrid, New Mexico, to gain for the town the title …
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Celebrations_Christmas ↗
New Mexico. Department of Tourism · 1938 · photo · Use of SRCA images may involve obtaining permission from the copyright holder. Please contact SRCA prior to (re)use. · details