Author: Jason Smith - Page 100 - United States Ghost Towns

Midland, California Ghost Town

Where desert winds whisper through abandoned foundations, Midland’s forgotten gypsum empire once manufactured Hollywood’s winter wonderland.

Hidden amid riverbank ruins, Merced Falls’ forgotten industrial empire once housed 1,000 souls before vanishing into California’s wilderness.

Lingering among Pico Canyon’s hills, California’s first oil boomtown beckons with preserved Victorian buildings and untold stories.

Kept hidden beneath reservoir waters, Melones ghost town emerges only during extreme droughts, revealing California’s submerged Gold Rush history.

In Colorado’s depths lies McPhee, once a thriving lumber town before fire and flooding sealed its mysterious fate.

Once a thriving silver boomtown, McMillenville now stands frozen in time, its mountain ruins whispering secrets of Geronimo’s attack.

Mysterious McLeans Ferry beckons with crumbling Gold Rush relics, but what dark secrets lie beneath its abandoned riverbank?

Journey through the forgotten gold rush settlement of McLeans Bar, where abandoned mining equipment tells tales of boom and bust.

Buried in El Paso County, Colorado’s high plains, McFerran’s brief farming dream collapsed after just seven years.

Once a thriving railroad town, McConnellsville’s abandoned streets tell a tale of prosperity destroyed by nature’s fury.