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New Mexico Ghost Towns
Vaughn
County: Guadalupe
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Year Established: 1880's
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Year Abandoned: Semi-Ghost town (Pop. 282 as of 2020)
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Location:
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About: Vaughn, a division point in the transcontinental railway system, is located along the route of the Stinson cattle trail. In 1882, Jim Stinson, manager of the New Mexico Land & Livestock Co., drove 20,000 cattle in eight separate herds along this important trail from Texas to the Estancia Valley.
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Remains: Much to see! There are still people who reside in Vaughn so please be respectful and obey any no tresspassing signs.
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Old Train Station







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