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Kentucky Kache
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Tucked away down a long tree-lined country lane on the northern side of Albuquerque, New Mexico remains a 250-year-old destination for travelers. This buckskin-colored, renovated and buttressed building, now fashioned into La Hacienda Grande Bed and Breakfast Inn, is said to be the oldest inn in the entire country, serving travelers at a friendly home.
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In the early 80's, a man known to be interested in the gold rented the house (now La Hacienda Grande) for several months. When his rent was overdue, the Montoya family stopped by and found an eight-foot hole in the floor in one of the rooms. The man was never seen again. Guests of the inn yet wonder if the gold is still there or if he recovered and absconded with it. Would you tell?
http://www.lahaciendagrande.com/santa-fe-bed/historic-new-mexico-inn.htm
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In the early 80's, a man known to be interested in the gold rented the house (now La Hacienda Grande) for several months. When his rent was overdue, the Montoya family stopped by and found an eight-foot hole in the floor in one of the rooms. The man was never seen again. Guests of the inn yet wonder if the gold is still there or if he recovered and absconded with it. Would you tell?
http://www.lahaciendagrande.com/santa-fe-bed/historic-new-mexico-inn.htm
