Author: Jason Smith - Page 103 - United States Ghost Towns

Ghent, Texas Ghost Town

Ghent’s haunting remains tell how a thriving Texas farming town vanished when the railroad chose a different path.

Pioneer settlement Gay Hill vanished from Texas after the railroad bypassed it, leaving only scattered remnants of its once-thriving community.

Gansel’s haunting remnants and concrete bleachers whisper stories of a once-thriving Texas town that mysteriously faded into history.

Near Gander Slu’s forgotten ruins lies the haunting tale of a Texas oil boomtown’s rise and mysterious decline.

What remains of Fuqua, a forgotten Texas lumber town of 1,000 souls, lies hidden beneath decades of East Texas grass.

In 1926, a gushing oil discovery transformed rural Texas farmland into Fry’s boomtown, but its prosperity wouldn’t last.

This forgotten Texas ghost town once bustled with 1,500 pioneers before mysteriously vanishing into the Frio River valley.

Nestled along the Frio River, this once-thriving Texas cowboy capital holds secrets within its crumbling courthouse and infamous jail.

Discover the forgotten German farming community of Fratt, Texas, where crumbling foundations tell tales of immigrant dreams and rural decline.

Fort Terrett’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of frontier justice, from military outpost to infamous cattle rustlers’ hideaway in Texas.