The Kuhn Hotel is forgotten but not lost. Like many explorers, I found the Kuhn Hotel by accident. Located in the Historic Railroad District …
Historic Sites in Tome’, New Mexico
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 …
The Fading Town of San Antonio, New Mexico
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 …
Exploring the Ghost Town of San Acacia, New Mexico
San Acacia is not a ghost town I went to San Acacia because I found it in a book about New Mexico’s ghost …
Exploring the Ancient Petroglyphs of Piedras Marcadas Canyon
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 …
Visiting The Ghost Town Of Lucy, New Mexico
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 …
Exploring the Ghost Town of Cedarvale, New Mexico
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 …
On the Mother Road to the El Vado Motel in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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 …
Exploring The Ghost Town Of Kelly, New Mexico
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 …
A Return Trip To Cuervo, New Mexico
On The Mother Road to Cuervo, New Mexico: A return trip In my first post about the Route 66 ghost town of Cuervo, …