Author: Jason Smith - Page 102 - United States Ghost Towns

Woodrow, Utah Ghost Town

Uncover the wild tales of Woodrow, a fallen Utah silver town where 6,000 souls once sought fortune amid violence and mayhem.

Perched at 5,853 feet, Wonder’s ruins tell of a Nevada boomtown that generated millions before vanishing into mountain mist.

In Utah’s first coal town, Winter Quarters rose to prosperity before a deadly explosion forever silenced its bustling streets.

Discover the haunting remains of Widtsoe, where drought forced 1,000 Mormon settlers to abandon their mountain dreams in 1936.

Secrets of White Rock’s flooded quarry and crumbling ruins tell haunting tales of a Pennsylvania mining town’s mysterious demise.

This abandoned Nevada railroad town once produced mountains of salt and silver before vanishing into the desert’s alkali flats.

Known for its short-lived copper mining dreams, White Cloud City’s haunting ruins hide stories of frontier struggles and shattered ambitions.

Whiskey Run’s abandoned streets hide a sinister past of bootlegging, bloodshed and betrayal in this forgotten Pennsylvania coal town.

Abandoned along the Colorado River, Westwater’s ruins whisper stories of a bustling frontier town where miners and railroaders once sought fortune.

Crumbling ruins of Wehrum reveal a once-bustling Pennsylvania coal town’s mysterious decline into abandonment during the Great Depression.