The Lindauer is named after Sigmund Lindauer who was a local mercantile owner at Georgetown during its heydays in the late 1800s.  Sig was a kind hearted man who often gave credit to the locals during tough times.  Mr. Lindauer’s memory lives on at the Deming/Luna County museum where their main street display of stores includes the Lindauer Haberdashery.  Sig was good friends with Lottie Deno, aka Faro Nell and later known as Char Thurmond from the time they met in Georgetown and through the years they lived in Deming, New Mexico.

The Lindauer Cabin is built into the pinion forested hillside with a three sided wrap around deck.  Glass panels have been inserted into the front deck to ensure beautiful long range views of the Black Range of the Gila and the Georgetown town site.  You’ll find the gas grill and plenty of room for outside enjoyment on the back deck.

Real pine floors, blue stained pine cabinets, and a pitched ceiling all create a warm and welcoming feel. Check out the unique and beautiful butterfly artwork by Talbott.  Jude Wasechek’s hand crafted plates, cups and bowls are enjoyed by all who stay for a spell at this beautiful cabin.