The "Rancho de Corrales," a historic adobe home in Corrales, NM, is said to be haunted by a ghost named Maria, a young woman who died in childbirth in the 1850s. According to legend, after being buried nearby, a flood caused her pine box to float back and land behind a wall on the property, her final resting place. The ghost is known to be a "kind one" and has been seen by the current owner, sometimes wearing white and holding a red rose, adding a captivating element to the vintage property. The Legend of Maria: Maria was a young woman who died during childbirth in the mid-1800s. She was initially buried between Corrales and Rio Rancho. A significant flood occurred, causing her coffin to float back to the property. Her coffin ended up behind a wall on the property, where she was seen making love to her lover. Visitors and owners report hearing creaking beams and floors, especially when the house is being shown. The current owner has seen a beautiful young woman in white with a single red rose at the foot of the bed. The ghost of Maria is considered a benevolent spirit.