Mesilla, New Mexico

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The Double Eagle on the plaza in Old Mesilla occupies an adobe hacienda built in 1849 and is known for its ornate dining rooms. The Ghost Adventures crew investigated it, and local ghost walks end inside. The best-known story is of two ill-fated young lovers, Armando and Inez, said to roam the halls, and ghosts have been photographed and witnessed here.
Operating restaurant on Mesilla Plaza; ghost walks of Old Mesilla conclude here on select evenings.
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