GHOST TOURS IN NEW MEXICO

It is said that the school has 38 ghosts. What exactly happened that there are so many ghosts? The most popular story is the Ghosts of the Blood Tower. The tower referred to is a three story tower on the front of the school gymnasium. It was intended to be an office area for coaches, but ended up just being storage. So, when I asked the merchant about the ghosts of Blood Tower, his face lit up ... [Read more]

Mary Lambert was the second wife of the original owner Henri Lambert. She died in 1926 but we believe she may have returned to the hotel because of her son Johnnie who was killed in an accident. You know Mary is near when you smell roses. If you hear knocking on the window and it is open then Mary is letting you know she wants it closed. Johnnie Lambert was the young son of Henri and Mary La... [Read more]

When St. Vincent’s hospital in Santa Fe moved to its new location on St. Michael’s Drive in 1983 the old building then was used for several years as a nursing home called by the locals, La Residencia. The Bloody Wall * The nursing staff at this facility was aware of the building’s reputation for being haunted. In fact, they initiated new staff members by escorting them at night to the baseme... [Read more]

The ghost said to reside therein, that of a six-year-old boy, has been the subject of dozens of newspaper and magazine articles, book chapters, and even a few investigations by local ghost hunter groups. It’s a rare Halloween in Albuquerque when one or more news outlets doesn’t carry some mention of the KiMo ghost. For such a public and well-known ghost story, it had received very little skeptical... [Read more]