The Ghost Town of Shakespeare New Mexico

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Shakespeare New Mexico is about three miles south of Lordsburg in the southwest corner of New Mexico. Touring the old town is a true experience of life in the old west.
Learning about the history and the people who formed the town made me grateful for those with such pioneering abilities.
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[@albertogarcia716]

This is a very beautiful and poetic presentation. The historical narrative is very educational and enjoyable. Thank you for this clip. I really loved it.

[@5thandoverland]

Thank you for watching. I appreciate your comments

[@georgelord7643]

Outstanding video, well researched, documented and presented. Thank you

[@lanimcdonald6935]

Thank you. I keep meaning to stop by Shakespeare and I definitely will soon

[@5thandoverland]

It was a great trip. There's much more to the story than what I could put in the video. It's a great place.

[@dereklucero5785]

Nice….. I’m a New Mexican….. I love these…….

[@5thandoverland]

I lived in New Mexico for more than 10 years. I love that state.

[@thenebraskan6977]

Very interesting,thanks for the great video. 🌈🙏

[@5thandoverland]

Thank you for watching.

[@mistyjames810]

Thanks, very interesting. 👍

[@5thandoverland]

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@gkirozal4846]

I love Shakespeare and the history that happened there.

[@JustinasCountryKitchen]

such an interesting place. great job.

[@5thandoverland]

We'll go there next time

[@nedrhodes8010]

Awesome, I had heard of the town but haven't been there. Thank you!

[@5thandoverland]

We really liked the tour. There is much more to the story than I could tell in the video.

[@user-zp7jp1vk2i]

5;47 I owned a 1917 McClelland cavalry saddle, and noticed immed. the open cleft on the two modified saddles hanging; you don't want to overheat yhour horse. in the desert.

[@hamburger11000]

WE hope to visit there this summer.

[@5thandoverland]

We really enjoyed learning about the old town. I've been through Lordsburg many times but this was our first trip to Shakespeare.

[@goodolboy5228]

A few years ago, Shakespeare lost a few buildings to fire. Caretaker decided to do some welding on a windy day.

[@navydogsadventures3500]

It's an interesting but sad story.

[@5thandoverland]

It is, but I feel like the town is in good hands with hope for the future.

[@billherbert1431]

Great video

[@5thandoverland]

Thank you

[@stevendavis8636]

Quite an eulogy for a dead little town.

[@chadhaire1711]

no info here...is it open to public....how much..when.....hello????????????????

[@5thandoverland]

www.shakespeareghostown.com/ Yes! It is open to the public. The website shows how to book a tour. It's very interesting and they tell a lot more about the history of the town.

[@stevem1208]

It is a great place to visit. But make sure you make an appointment

[@johntuttle4486]

This place is a joke. I wanted to take a tour and called the day before to "book" a reservation. I showed up and was the only person there. I was informed by the owner that the fee would go from $12.00 to $30.00 because I was the only one. This is VERY bad business. It's not my fault I was the only person there. I declined his "generous" offer!

[@shale3478sh]

Shakespeare NM, wheres that located? Never heard of that place.

[@5thandoverland]

Right by Lordsburg off I10