Inside a Route 66 Ghost Town - Abandoned Homes, Old Cars, and More
April 8th, 2023: Cuervo, New Mexico is considered the spookiest ghost town in New Mexico. After I spontaneously visited the town on my way back to Arizona, I learned of potential criminal activity in Cuervo, and the nearby areas. This alleged criminal activity is disturbing and relatively modern, but I have my doubts on whether it is legit or not.
Learn more here (viewer discretion is advised): • Disturbing find in aba...
Either way, there is plenty of general spookiness in Cuervo today, being a crumbling shell of its former self. Some people tell stories of weird encounters in Cuervo. However, it seems as though maybe things are on the up and up for the town. The old schoolhouse recently got a new roof (although it remains non-operational). A few people still live in Cuervo today.
I enjoyed reading this guy's blog about Cuervo after I visited (apparently he is also a Minnesotan!): cityofdust.blo...
There is a low chance I would return to Cuervo, but if I did, I would bring some substantial personal protection.
9:24 Anybody know what this design is a part of? It looks like an upside-down skeleton with a barcode above its pelvis lol.
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Not do I just enjoy seeing these places, but the history lessons are awesome too. 🔥
This is good stuff!
@yajun19johnson
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I agree lots of good information
Interesting video. I’ll sub
Thanks!
@roamingbenji
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Thanks for watching!
Cool
the church still looks good!
@roamingbenji
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Apparently they still hold service there! Not sure who or when, but I have heard it's maintained and operated.
I wonder what was the population during the 30s before it was abandoned
@roamingbenji
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I think the population peaked in the 1930s at nearly 300.