Albuquerque, New Mexico: Tombstone of Breaking Bad's Walter White
TV character Walter White's "funeral" on October 19, 2013, ended with a real Walter White headstone being placed at Sunset Memorial Park cemetery. But the relatives of real dead people complained, so the headstone was moved to a strip mall where its principal backer owned a business.
- Address:
- 6855 4th St. NW, Albuquerque, NM
- Directions:
- North side of the city. From the west, I-40 exit 159A, drive north on 4th St. for a little less than four miles. From the east, I-40 exit 158, drive north on 6th St. until it ends, turn right, then turn left onto 4th St. and drive 3.5 miles. Left (west) side of 4th St., just north of the retro El Camino Motor Hotel sign. Village Shops at Los Rancho strip mall, outside wall near the back of the complex on the north side.
- Admission:
- Free
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The tombstone was a little hard to find. It is in an obscure strip center on a road full of construction. It is on the wall instead of on the ground like most tombstones. Wonder what the story is for it being here. Strange place.
[Queen Becky, 04/04/2021]
The tombstone of Breaking Bad's Walter White is next to a store called Drop Cloth Designs.
[Lauri, 06/14/2017]
The strip mall is called The Village Shops at Los Ranchos. The grave marker is mounted into a courtyard wall next to Suite D.
[Cindy McNally, 12/24/2015]
This address is correct, but it is a poorly labeled small strip mall and not a Vernon's Steakhouse. The headstone is mounted on an outside wall near the back of the complex on the north side.
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The tombstone was originally on the ground, but was moved into the wall to help preserve it. Since Walter White is a fictional character, there are no remains to disturb.