Madrid, NM, was known as the Christmas City. During the 1920s its annual holiday extravaganza of lights and decorations made this tiny mining town famous throughout the country. But behind this blaze there was a little-known working community and a system of management that brought to a culmination the carrot-and-stick philosophy. With vivid accounts of the minters at work and at play, and the one man who, more than any other, shaped their lives - Madrid Revisited explores the nature of this community, its decline, eventual demise and its current renaissance.