Wow, I could actually buy one of the historic buildings that I recreated in miniature :-) The Percha Bank building in Kingston, New Mexico, can be converted for a multitude of uses since the town is free of zoning restrictions. Ghost Town Bank -- Kingston, New Mexico In the virtually abandoned town of Kingston, New Mexico, this historic former bank has remained remarkably well-maintained. It was built in 1886, back when the town was populated by gold and silver miners looking to strike it rich. The bank’s original teller counters are still intact, as is its vault, which once reportedly held $7 million worth of silver. As there are no zoning restrictions in Kingston, the property can be converted for a variety of uses, including a private residence, dining establishment, or art gallery. Any expansion can also include the adjacent vacant lot. Price: $175,000 The National Trust for Historic Preservation works to save Americas historic places. Join us today to help protect the places that matter to you.
Posted on: Mon, 03 Nov 2014 14:58:53 +0000