What was the name of Georgia O'Keeffe's New Mexico home bought in 1940?

Georgia O'Keeffe bought a house at Ghost Ranch in New Mexico in 1940.

Ghost Ranch is a dramatic landscape near Abiquiu, surrounded by red cliffs, mesas, and broad open spaces. O'Keeffe had visited the area during earlier New Mexico trips and found its geology especially compelling. She made numerous paintings of the ranch and its surrounding formations, including cliffs, bones, and the distant Pedernal.

Her Ghost Ranch house was a retreat and studio associated with the landscape paintings that made New Mexico central to her public identity. She also owned and worked from a separate home in the village of Abiquiu. The two locations are close enough to be linked in biographies but are not the same property.

O'Keeffe acquired the Ghost Ranch house in 1940, while her Abiquiu house was purchased in 1945 and later restored as a historic site. That difference in dates and names helps resolve a common mix-up between her two New Mexico homes.