Places · starting with G

Location in southwestern New Mexico containing the Silver City mining district and other productive areas.

The county associated with pictorial works.

a.k.a. Grant County

County in New Mexico that suffered severely during Geronimo's last raid.

a.k.a. Grant County

A building in Shakespeare, near Lordsburg, built between 1858 and 1872 that served meals to stagecoach passengers and was used as a hanging room.

a.k.a. Pioneer House, Marble House

A subject of the photograph.

A station on the A. & P. where a serious shooting occurred.

a.k.a. Grant's

A six-foot run of ore was struck in the Graphic mine at Magdalena in Socorro county.

a.k.a. Graphic mine

Office where William Leathers can be contacted for well digging and brick work.

a.k.a. Graphic office

A cemetery located east of the city, described as being in poor condition with open graves and scattered items.

a.k.a. graveyard, cemetery, burying ground

A ranch near the Animas where Indians ran off five horses.

a.k.a. Gray ranch

Great Britain is mentioned as a nation possibly aligning with the US policy toward Mexico.

A volcano approached with great caution by the survey party.

a.k.a. Great Chief

Bernard Castler returned from a two months trip to the states around the Great Lakes.

Destination for the body of Mrs. Vanhoozier for burial.

a.k.a. Greeley Colo

Gulch located across from Calamity Bar where the gold nugget was found.

Location of Mr. Carter's ranch at the head of the canyon.

a.k.a. Greenwood canon

Poland would retire to the front of Grodno under peace conditions.

The grove is where public exercises were held and near which a young lady fell from her horse.

Ranch reached by the escaped convicts via Diamond Creek, from which point they were not traced further.

a.k.a. Grozur's ranch

Publication location of the Cancionero Occidental (text says Jallaco, likely Jalisco).

a.k.a. Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

A mining hacienda in the southern part of Chihuahua state belonging to an English company.

One of the counties where fusion tickets were put in field.

Preparations are underway to reopen old sulfur mines near Guadalupe, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Guad alupe New Mexico

A place in New Mexico formerly known as Coolage, once a bustling frontier town and division point for the Atlantic Pacific railroad.

a.k.a. Ouam, Guam