Featuring New Mexico's Ghost Towns, Route 66 and interesting attractions across the desert Southwest.
Featuring New Mexico's Ghost Towns, Route 66 and interesting attractions across the desert Southwest.
I am DeAnna Vincent, photographer and avid explorer of New Mexico and the American Southwest. My Dry Heat Blog features Rt. 66, ghost towns and …
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Embark on a journey through time as we explore the history and mystery of the abandoned Twin Arrows Trading Post along the iconic Route 66. …
The Kuhn Hotel is forgotten but not lost. Like many explorers, I found the Kuhn Hotel by accident. Located in the Historic Railroad District …
A Brief History of Tome, New Mexico Tome’, New Mexico is located off HWY47 south of the intersection with El Cerro Loop (formerly known to …
San Antonio, New Mexico: a town that was dealt a bad hand. In it’s hay day, the small town of San Antonio, New Mexico boasted …
San Acacia is not a ghost town I went to San Acacia because I found it in a book about New Mexico’s ghost …
Petroglyph National Monument in Albuquerque, New Mexico My mom and I like to go exploring for petroglyphs. Albuquerque is host to Petroglyph National Monument and …
Lucy, New Mexico is a long drive to nowhere While searching for ghost towns and abandoned places to visit in New Mexico, I came across …
Cedarvale, New Mexico was a small town with a short life In 1908 three men from Cedarvale, Kansas laid out a small farming community in …
The El Vado Motel brings new life to Route 66 Located at 2500 Central Ave SW in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the El Vado Motel is …
Is Kelly, New Mexico really a ghost town? A prominent mine of the late 1800’s, the mine and settlement of Kelly, New Mexico is abandoned …