Cimarron, New Mexico is a village in Colfax County. The community was built upon what was originally the Beaubien-Miranda Land Grant, and developed by Charles Lucien B. Maxwell, who built a mansion there that was a large as a city block. Located just south of Cimarron is the Philmont Scout Ranch, a high-adventure base operated by the Boy Scouts of America. Cimarron was chartered in 1859, serving as the seat of Colfax County from 1872 to 1881, when it was moved to Springer.
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The business membership organization is comprised of Cimarron, New Mexico businesses and professional people. Its site features general information about the Chamber, member benefits, meeting schedules and minutes, as well as a guide to the area.
http://www.cimarronnm.com/
Boasting eleven guest accommodations, as well as recreational vehicle spaces, the guest lodging facility in Cimarron, New Mexico his highlighted. Reviews of the hotel and guest comments are presented, and information about its policies, location, and contacts.
http://www.cimarroninn.com/
Headquartered in Cimarron, New Mexico, the public school administrative district operates the Cimarron Elementary/Middle School, Eagle Nest Elementary/Middle School, and the Cimarron High School, each of which are profiled here, along with its administrative offices and district calendar.
http://www.cimarronschools.org/
Constructed in 1872, the old portion of the hotel features twelve restored guest accommodations, with an additional ten rooms in the two-story annex adjacent to the hotel. The rooms are highlighted and shown in photographs, along with the in-house restaurant and bar. A historical account of the building, including reports of resident ghosts, are included.
http://www.exstjames.com/
Village of Cimarron, New Mexico
Established in 1857, the village’s history goes back to the Santa Fe Trail. The official municipal site offers contacts for the village administrative and departmental offices, a schedule of village meetings, agendas and minutes, and access to various public records.
http://www.villageofcimarron.net/
