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Frazier Children's School Circa 1937

Frazier Children's School Circa 1937

All that's left of the town of Frazier, New Mexico 20 miles northeast of Roswell New Mexico.

All that's left of the town of Frazier, New Mexico 20 miles northeast of Roswell New Mexico.
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Sep, 2018

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