Descendants of the “Arrey” for whom the town of Arrey New Mexico was named are interviewed by Sherry Fletcher in this lively walk down memory lane. Arrey is located in south Sierra County.
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Archive for: Ghost Stories
Cuchillo – Ghosts at the Old Bar
Posted by Sherry Fletcher on September 11, 2011
In this video, Sherry Fletcher visits Joshua Bond in the old Cuchillo Bar, where they talk about paranormal interactions.
The Ghost of Fort Ojo Caliente
Posted by Sherry Fletcher on September 10, 2011
Sherry Fletcher tells the story of a ghostly cowboy at Fort Ojo Caliente.
La Llorona
Posted by Sherry Fletcher on September 10, 2011
La Llorona is the legend of “The Weeping Woman,” a ghost story about a woman abandoned by her husband who mourns the children she drowned.
Mims Memories
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