Author: Jason Smith - Page 104 - United States Ghost Towns

Knight, Texas Ghost Town

In rural Texas, Knight’s abandoned Lutheran church and frontier structures whisper tales of a once-thriving Swedish ranching community.

Ghost town Kittie West’s untold pioneer story reveals how one woman’s name shaped a Texas settlement’s ambitious rise and mysterious fall.

Wander through Kirkland’s abandoned streets, where a once-thriving railway town now stands frozen in time amid the Texas prairie.

Discover how two forgotten Texas towns named Kirk reveal surprising tales of German settlers and railroad glory days.

Near the Brazos River lies Kingsmill, a Texas ghost town whose chemical-tainted wells transformed a thriving farm community into abandoned ruins.

A thriving Chisholm Trail crossing that saw thousands of cattle daily now stands eerily silent along Texas’ Brazos River.

Crumbling foundations in Wilson County whisper tales of Kicaster’s bustling post-Civil War community that mysteriously faded into Texas history.

Peer into Kent’s red sandstone ruins, where a once-bustling Texas ranching town now whispers tales of frontier dreams.

One of America’s boldest frontier scams featured a fake Texas town built solely to dupe land investors in 1907.

Hidden among East Texas pines, a Mormon colony’s red brick ruins reveal the rise and mysterious fall of Kelsey’s forgotten community.