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Haunted New Mexico: Historic Hotels from Albuquerque to Santa Fe
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| New Mexico’s layered history reaches from ancient communities and Spanish settlement to rail travel and the atomic age. This episode focuses on five hotels and performance spaces where the state’s documented past has become intertwined with reports of apparitions, unexplained sounds and enduring local legends.
In Albuquerque, the journey visits Hotel Parq Central and the KiMo Theatre. It then travels north to the St. James Hotel in Cimarron, south to The Lodge Resort & Spa in Cloudcroft and back to Santa Fe for La Fonda on the Plaza. Together, the locations connect city life, frontier travel, mountain tourism and more than a century of hospitality. The episode treats each haunting as part of a broader historical story rather than proof of the supernatural. By separating known events from later testimony and folklore, it offers a grounded tour of haunted New Mexico and the places where travelers believe the past still checks in. |
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