New Mexico has a rich history of mining that has left behind a number of ghost towns. The state has around 400 ghost towns, but only some are still standing for visitors.

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There’s a strange pull to New Mexico’s ghost towns. Maybe it’s the quiet, maybe it’s the mystery. Or maybe, it’s just fun to imagine what life looked like before the doors slammed shut.

COLFAX COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – The first incorporated town in New Mexico was formed in 1866 in a portion of Colfax County. But now, 159 years later, all that is left of the northern New Mexico ...

But now, 159 years later, all that is left of the northern New Mexico town are the stories, photographs, and a few stone walls of the old Mutz Hotel. So, how did Elizabethtown, located […] ...

All that remains of the once booming mining town of Dawson, New Mexico is the cemetery. Founded in the late 1800s by John Barkley Dawson near the Vermejo River in northeastern New Mexico, Dawson ...

All that remains of the once booming mining town of Dawson, New Mexico is the cemetery. ... Though considered a ghost town now, the memory of Dawson lives on in those who lived there once upon time.