District · Madrid, New Mexico
Madrid Historic District
The former coal-mining company town's core, whose restored miners' houses and commercial buildings along NM Highway 14 now house the town's galleries, shops, and cafes.
Written from primary sources · register as of Sep 2026
- On record
- 5 independent storefronts
- Kinds
- 5 categories · Eat 2 · Drink 1 · Shop 1 · Culture 1
- Location
- Addresses on record · plotted as collected
- Chains
- None, by policy · multi-site operators are removed as the re-check finds them
Plotted from the register's own address points · north up
| № | Name | Category | Address | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eat · 2 | ||||
| 01 | Shugarman's Little Chocolate Shop A small candy shop making chocolates and confections with organic ingredients and unusual flavor combinations. | Bakery | 2842 Hwy 14 | Listed · independent · address on record |
| 02 | Java Junction A coffee shop and small bed-and-breakfast serving espresso drinks and pastries from Santa Fe roasters and bakeries, with kitchenware and gifts for sale. | Coffee Shop | 2855 Hwy 14 | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Drink · 1 | ||||
| 03 | The Mine Shaft Tavern & Cantina A long-running Old West-style saloon built by the mining company, known for its 40-foot hand-carved bar, green chile cheeseburgers, and live music. | Bar | 2846 Hwy 14 | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Shop · 1 | ||||
| 04 | Cowgirl Red A vintage Western clothing and antiques shop in the Madrid Railyard, specializing in cowboy boots, turquoise jewelry, and Western art. | Boutique | 2 A Railyard Ln | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Culture · 1 | ||||
| 05 | Johnsons of Madrid The oldest and largest gallery on the Turquoise Trail, established in 1973, representing over 100 local fine artists and 50 fiber artists. | Gallery | 2843 Hwy 14 | Listed · independent · address on record |
Neighbouring districts
Distance between district centroids, as the crow fliesSanta Fe · 9 on record · 36.5 km
Corrales · 5 on record · 46.5 km
Los Alamos · 5 on record · 53.8 km
Albuquerque · 7 on record · 56.4 km