Cody Polston 
The first reported occurrence happens in 1985. There are a few variants, but the basic story goes like this; “During the first production presented in the theater, the Stage Manager, Vicki, kept seeing a cream-colored thing go past her. Then at intermission, she went to check something on the left side of the stage. Then … Read moreWool Warehouse, Albuquerque, NM (The Ghost Stories)
By 1917 Frank Bond was a prominent man in New Mexico business, owning twelve companies in New Mexico. Española was the headquarters for all of the Bond Interests. In 1924 and 1928 he was a possible gubernatorial candidate. However Bond insisted that his good friend, Richard C. Dillon who was also Republican, run for governor. Dillon … Read moreWool Warehouse, Albuquerque, NM (History)
A nice video of the old town site. Seven miles southwest of Fort Union National Monument, the Mora River makes a U-shaped bend, encircling a few hundred acres of soft, fertile soil. Down the middle of this once verdant spot runs a single street, bordered east and west by almost forgotten ruins. This is Loma … Read moreLoma Parda (Ghost Town), NM – Sin City
Cowboy Len tells his favorite ghost story from the haunted Mine Shaft Tavern in Madrid, New Mexico. Captured by filmmaker Betsy Burke of Outskirts 66 Films.
The present owners live in a house that is within view of the historic building. They claim to see figures in the building at night and that items stored within the structure appear to move, changing locations overnight. Is is also anecdotal evidence of people “sensing” a presence when they are inside the building.
The Alexander Grzelachowski House and Store is a one-story, Territorialstyle, long rectangular building, located in a rural setting in the village of Puerto de Luna. It is constructed of roughly cut sandstone plastered only on the main facade and has a low-pitched, metal-clad, side-gable roof. A long, Territorial-style portal extends across the entire main (east) … Read moreAlexander Grzelachowski House and Store, building details and photos
Constructed in the mid 1870s, the building served as a residence, general store, post office, and warehouse. Grzelachowski may have been influenced in his choice of style by his familiarity with Fort Union, an important precedent for the post Civil War, New Mexico Territorial style. The domestic section was occupied by Grzelachowski, his common-law wife … Read moreHISTORY OF THE ALEXANDER GRZELACHOWSKI HOUSE AND STORE
A documentary by Kya Garduno, 13 yrs old. This documentary looks into the history of the “Church Street Cafe” in Albuquerque’s Old Town. Kya interviews the owner, staff and patrons of the restaurant to find out about the ghost that haunts the place: Sarah Ruiz.
In 2008, SGHA was shooting video for a DVD that would be named GHOSTHUNTER X. The final film ended up being about the Storyteller theater in Old Tucson but we filmed at several locations. These are some of the photos from those other sites, all taken throughout various locations in Tombstone, Arizona. The first location … Read moreGhost Hunting in Tombstone in 2008 (The Lost GHOSTHUNTER X Files)
Bobby’s Shrine, which lies in a lower stairwell on the west side of the theater has a sign that reads; Bobby’s Shrine He was a 10-year-old boy killed in the building in 1951 This is an offering place for a residents “Spirit,” please treat it respectfully. The sign goes on the list several other conditions … Read moreBobby’s Shrine at the KiMO Theater
Have you ever wondered if the ghost shows on television will ever get serious and actually try to do something more tangible? Well that was the hope when I was approached by RCR Productions to do something a little different. How about a group that brings in actual scientists and skeptics so that the mystery … Read moreDead Reckoning (TV Pilot) and RCR Productions
Here are the photos taken at the Birdcage theater during a ghost hunt with 94 Rock.
The Albuquerque Journal, December 6, 1987 Since this appears to be the genesis, there are several important factors to understand from this article. “Several psychics and other dabblers in the paranormal have visited the hotel to interact with the spirits. Last July, television crews filmed a séance led by a self proclaimed Albuquerque witch named … Read moreOldest newspaper article about the haunting at the St. James Hotel in Cimarron, NM
In 2009, Cody finally talked 94 Rock into leaving New Mexico and going to Tombstone, AZ. This is the last installment from Big Nose Kate’s saloon.
In 2009, Cody finally talked 94 Rock into leaving New Mexico and going to Tombstone, AZ. This is the first installment from Big nose Kate’s saloon.
In 2009, Cody finally talked 94 Rock into leaving New Mexico and going to Tombstone, AZ. This is the installment from the O.K. Corral.
In 2009, Cody finally talked 94 Rock into leaving New Mexico and going to Tombstone, AZ. This is the second installment from the Birdcage Theater.
In 2009, Cody finally talked 94 Rock into leaving New Mexico and going to Tombstone, AZ. This is the first installment from the Birdcage Theater.
The hotel also has its unseen visitors and occupants. A housewife, who stayed at the hotel for a week with her husband while he was attending a business conference, experienced one typical encounter. “We were staying in the La Posada Hotel located on Central Street in the downtown area. While my husband was away … Read moreHotel Andaluz, Albuquerque, NM (Witness Accounts)
New Mexico native Conrad Hilton, who honeymooned here with bride Zsa Zsa Gabor, built la Posada de Albuquerque in 1939. This 10-story hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The hotel opened June 9, 1939, and was the fourth hotel Hilton managed. Because Hilton was a native of New Mexico, it was … Read moreHotel Andaluz, Albuquerque, NM (History)
In 2009, I went with 94 Rock and the Southwest Ghost hunter’s Association to Tombstone Arizona to record our annual Halloween show. One of the stops was the Bufford House. It is said that a man in a jealous rage attempted to kill his wife, but failed. In the end she survived but he, after … Read morePhotographs from the Bufford House (with 94 Rock) Tombstone, Arizona
Julian Baca’s dance hall, casino, and cantina was on the west side of the main street. The 75-foot-long side facing the street was built of large native stones, pierced by four windows and two doors. The north face was roughly 135 feet in length. I walked through the high grass now covering the crumbling ruins … Read moreJulian Baca’s dance hall, casino, and cantina. Loma Parda, NM