Old San Ysidro Church and Shrine (Corrales/Placitas area) — unverified

The name San Ysidro (Spanish for Saint Isidore, Isidore the Laborer) appears in regional toponyms and religious observance. One supplied source notes that Corrales, New Mexico, celebrates the San Ysidro feast day on 15 May, indicating the saint's cultural significance in the community. Beyond this onomastic and liturgical connection, the supplied research materials do not provide any documented history, construction dates, location details, ownership records, or physical description for an 'Old San Ysidro Church and Shrine' in the Corrales/Placitas area. The provided sources likewise contain no eyewitness accounts, archival reports, or folkloric narratives claiming apparitions, poltergeist activity, unexplained sounds, or other paranormal phenomena tied to a San Ysidro church or shrine at Corrales/Placitas. No named supernatural entities or local ghost stories are present in the material. Consequently, there is no evidentiary basis in the supplied notes to assert that a specific building by this name exists at the stated location or that it is associated with haunting phenomena. Further research beyond the provided sources would be required to verify whether a historic church or shrine dedicated to San Ysidro exists or existed in the Corrales/Placitas area, to establish precise coordinates, to document its current status, and to locate any recorded folklore or paranormal reports linked to such a site.