Ah, Lordsburg. Having been there numerous times in the past 50 years for various reasons, I'm essentially speechless trying to describe the place. Let's just say it's not on my short list of places to live. My first experience there was at one of those ramshackle buildings across the tracks from the Amtrak "station" - about 0:50 on the Post #2 video. We used to come down from Silver City to eat pretty good Chinese food there. I pass through Lordsburg almost every time I go over to Arizona, and even though the Chinese restaurant died many decades ago, I do have some intriguing things to say about the area.
The nearby Shakespeare ghost town, a couple miles south of Lordsburg, is worth a visit. It was a silver mining town back in the day, with the Stratford Hotel being hangout for a list of well known outlaws during the 1800s. Janaloo Hill, a local who made her bones as a high society model and dancer in New York, returned and bought the whole town, turning it into a great tourist attraction. Janaloo has passed, but the town is still open to visitors.
KGC mystery glyphs. This could be a general LUE connection, IMO. For those interested in the subject, Terry Carter is the go-to source. Here is his video on the Lordsburg panel, just west of town. These panels are frequently located near mining towns with nearby railroad tracks. It's speculated that many of the symbols are of Ojibway origin, along with Egyptian symbols. Jesse James was known to have had strong relationships with northern US Natives.
Lordsburg Mystery Glyphs
If you like the "door" story, you might find this "tunnel" tale to your liking too. This one starts out in Peru, but it also connects to Lordsburg and also Gold Gulch, both mentioned in the Post #1 video.