Author: Jason Smith - Page 11 - United States Ghost Towns

Neal, Kentucky Ghost Town

Kentucky’s once-thriving coal town Neal now stands frozen in time, haunted by memories of bustling streets and forgotten dreams.

National, Iowa’s haunting ruins tell the tale of a booming railroad town that mysteriously vanished when steam engines fell silent.

Catastrophic floods devoured an entire Arkansas river town, leaving Napoleon’s ghostly remains hidden beneath the Mississippi’s murky waters.

From Idaho’s gold rush glory to ghost town mystery, Murray’s abandoned buildings hold secrets of 5,000 prospectors who once called it home.

Ghost miners once struck it rich in Muldoon, Idaho, but now only haunting ruins tell tales of its silver-studded past.

Once a bustling railroad town near Atlanta, Mountain View vanished mysteriously when the airport expanded, leaving only haunting ruins behind.

This once-bustling cotton mill town in Alabama now stands frozen in time, its abandoned buildings whispering stories of industrial dreams.

In Mormon pioneer history, Mount Pisgah’s abandoned settlement holds the dramatic tales of 3,000 settlers who vanished into the western wilderness.

Situated in Idaho County, this former mining-era county seat holds haunting secrets of the Nez Perce War and frontier life.

Discover why five limestone buildings stand frozen in time along Iowa’s Turkey River in this haunting pioneer tale.