Monday, November 30th, 2009
In the late 1870’s, the settlement of Fairbank, Arizona was originally called Junction City. It began as lonely stagecoach stop on the way to...
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Once known as the “Wickedest town in the West”, Jerome was a copper mining camp, evolving from a few tents and shacks to a roaring mining...
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I received an invitation to drive out to New Mexico and visit an old semi deserted ghost town called Cuchillo. Just the name alone sends tingles down...
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We entered the gates of the Carlsbad Cemetery and headed directly to the older section of the graveyard. There is something about the trees and park...
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The Cavern Theatre in Carlsbad, New Mexico opened in the fall of 1951 and was the social center of movie goers for many years. It now sits in...
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The Trinity Hotel and Restaurant is housed in what was once the historic First National Bank in downtown Carlsbad, New Mexico. It is one of the oldest...
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As I set out on the road for another ghost seeking adventure over Labor Day, I didn’t want to leave you all dangling like a bat with out a...
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The St. James Hotel in Cimarron, New Mexico was a popular stopping place for cowboys, traders, and miners. It also attracted the outlaws, gamblers,...
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Henry Lambert built a saloon in 1872 in Cimarron, New Mexico. In 1880 he added rooms which later became the St James Hotel. Law and order was optional...
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Baxter Warren Earp was born in Pella, Iowa on March 9, 1855. Imagine what it must have been like living in the shadows of his older notable brothers,...
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