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TAOS NEW MEXICO-2015: An Old General Store Storefront That Needs To Be Refurbished

6s 4K UHD Taos New, Mexico 2015
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About this clip

TAOS NEW MEXICO-2015: A weathered general store storefront stands in disrepair, its faded white paint and broken signage hinting at years of neglect. This home movie captures the quiet charm of a run-down local business, its rustic facade a relic of small-town Americana. The scene evokes nostalgia and the passage of time, offering authentic, unpolished footage ideal for documentaries, historical narratives, or storytelling about rural decay and community heritage.

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Production use
Documentary editors, travel producers, and agency mood reels can use this 2015 Taos New Mexico clip for a modern 4K view of a weathered small-town general store facade.

Tags

storewhiteoldbuildingrun-downgeneralstorefrontrefurbishedbuildingslandmarksTAOS new mexico C2015home videohome movie4kcinematicb-rollmodernintro

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Resolution
4K UHD
Duration
6s
Codec
H.264 MP4
Location
Taos New, Mexico
Year filmed
2015
Published
May 2015

Still Frames From This Clip

One frame exported from the 4K master of this clip, in timeline order. The licensed download is the full-motion master, not these stills.

Opening frame of a weathered white general store storefront in Taos New Mexico, with peeling siding, gridded windows, overhead wires, blue sky, and no visible people.
The clip opens on the old storefront, showing the faded sign and worn white facade from across the street. (0:00)

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