Abo through Adobe
New Mexico Ghost Towns
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| Town |
County |
Submitter |
|
Abo |
Torrance |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Abreu |
Colfax |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Acme |
Chaves |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Acoma |
Cibola |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Acomita |
Cibola |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Adelina |
Valencia |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Adams Diggings |
Catron |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Adberg |
Quay |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Adobe |
Roosevelt |
C. W. Barnum |
|
Adobe |
Socorro |
C. W. Barnum |
Abo: Torrance County; Abo is a State Monument. This is an Indian Ghost
Town or Village. The citizens were over a thousand Pito Indians. It dates at
lest to 1500. The Spanish built a church here. The walls still stand. It had a
post office from 1910 until 1911. Submit photo
here.
Abreu: Colfax County; This site is on the Rayado River. It is
twenty-three miles west of Springer. It was named for Jesus Abreu. No post
office was established. Submit photo here.
Acme: Chaves County; This old settlement is seventeen miles northeast of
Roswell. It was named for the Acme Gypsum Cement Company. It had a post office
from 1906 until 1946. The old Frazier Schoolhouse is a couple thousand feet
north of the ghost town. Submit photo here.
Acoma: Cibola County; This settlement has existed since at least 1500. It
is thirteen miles south of Casa Blanca. It sits atop a high mesa overlooking a
beautiful expanse below. Submit photo here.
Acomita: Cibola County; Submit photo
here.
Adelina: Valencia County; Submit photo
here.
Adams Diggings: Catron County; Submit photo
here.
Adberg: Catron County; Submit photo
here.
Adobe: Roosevelt County; Submit photo
here.
Adobe: Socorro County; Submit photo
here.