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St. James Hotel17th and CollinsonCimarron, NM 87714 |
County: Colfax Category: Cultural, Historic, Recreational |
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Two-story adobe structure which was the scene of several Wild West killings. During restoration completed in 1985, early guest registers were discovered, so it's known who stayed in which rooms. Today, the rooms, some with original furniture, are named after the famous/infamous people who once stayed in them. Built in 1873 originally as a saloon by French immigrant Henri Lambert, a former White House chef for General Grant and President Lincoln, it operated for awhile as the Don Diego Tavern and once a hangout for outlaws like the notorious Clay Allison. Buffalo Bill planned his first Wild West Show here and celebrated several Christmases at the hotel. Visit the following site for map & driving directions: St. James Hotel Google Map Page |
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| St. James Hotel Rt. 1, Box 2 Cimarron, NM 87714 505-376-2664 866-4725019 Fax: 505-376-2623 info@stjamescimarron.com www.stjamescimarron.com |
Open to Public: Yes Admission Fee: No Location: 36.50484 -104.91992 (lat-long in decimal degrees, NAD27) |
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