Historical Markers and War Memorials in Lincoln County, New Mexico
Adjacent to Lincoln County, New Mexico
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — Capitán — Population 1400 -- Elevation 6350 Ft. —  |
| 2► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — Capitán — Population 1400 -- Elevation 6350 Ft. — |
| 3► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — Capitán — Population 1400 -- Elevation 6350 Ft. — |
| 4► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — Eve Ball (1890-1984) — Author and Preservationist — |
| 5► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — Fort Stanton — 1855-1896 — |
| 6► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — Fort Stanton — |
| 7► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — Smokey Bear — |
| 8► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Capitan — 480 — Smokey Bear Historical Park — |
| 9► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Carrizozo — Carrizozo — Population 1,222 – Elevation 5,438 — |
| 10► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Carrizozo — Carrizozo — Population 1,222 - Elevation 5,438 Ft — |
| 11► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Carrizozo — Carrizozo — Population 1,222 - Elevation 5,438 Ft — |
| 12► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Carrizozo — Carrizozo — Population 1,222 – Elevation 5,438 — |
| 13► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Carrizozo — Malpais — Valley of Fires — |
| 14► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Corona — Corona, New Mexico — Population: 210 (1990 Census) Elevation: 6666 feet Founded in 1903 Incorporated in 1947 — |
| 15► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Corona — Greathouse Station and Tavern — |
| 16► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — American Merchant Marine Monuments — |
| 17► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Barracks / Dining Hall — Building 6 — |
| 18► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Buildings 17 - 20 — |
| 19► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — CCC Camp/German Internment Camp — |
| 20► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Chapel — |
| 21► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Commanding Officer's Quarters — Building 1 — |
| 22► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Commissary Warehouse — Building 12 — |
| 23► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Community House — |
| 24► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Fort Administration Building — Building 9 — |
| 25► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Fort Stanton — |
| 26► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Fort Stanton Cave — |
| 27► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Fort Stanton Medical Center — |
| 28► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Guardhouse — Building 8 — |
| 29► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Hospital Administration — Building 7 — |
| 30► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Japanese Segregation Camp No. 1 — |
| 31► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — L.G. Murphy Sutler Store — |
| 32► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — New Hospital — (Site of Building 5) — |
| 33► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Nurse's Quarters — Site of Building 11 — |
| 34► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Officer’s Quarters — Building 4 — |
| 35► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Officer's Quarters — Building 3 — |
| 36► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Officer's Quarters — Building 13 — |
| 37► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — Stables and Corrals — |
| 38► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Fort Stanton — TB Tent Cottages — |
| 39► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Glencoe — John H. Tunstall — Murder Site — |
| 40► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Glencoe — John H. Tunstall Murder Site — |
| 41► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Hondo — Historic Lincoln, New Mexico — |
| 42► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Hondo — San Patricio — |
| 43► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Col. Dudley's Camping Place — |
| 44► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Earliest Courthouse — |
| 45► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Ellis and Sons' Store — |
| 46► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Lincoln — |
| 47► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — 421 — Lincoln — |
| 48► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Lincoln Historic District — National Historic Landmark — |
| 49► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Montano Store — |
| 50► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Murphy-Dolan Store — |
| 51► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Old Dolan Home — |
| 52► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — 12 — San Juan Church — |
| 53► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Site of Old Wortley Hotel — |
| 54► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Site of Squire Wilson's Home — |
| 55► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Site of the McSween Home — |
| 56► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Torreon — |
| 57► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Lincoln — Tunstall-McSween Store — |
| 58► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Ruidoso — Old Dowlin Mill — |
| 59► New Mexico (Lincoln County), Ruidoso Downs — Old Dowlin Mill — |
| 60► New Mexico (Lincoln County), White Oaks — Susan McSween Barber — “Cattle Queen of New Mexico” — 1845–1931 — |
| 61► New Mexico (Lincoln County), White Oaks — White Oaks — |
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