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

Ringling, Montana Ghost Town

Discover why this Montana ghost town’s circus roots and abandoned railroads still echo through the Castle Mountains’ shadows.

Amid towering sandstone cliffs near Billings, Rimrock’s crumbling railway ruins tell a fascinating tale of Montana’s vanished frontier era.

Located in Montana’s Ten Mile Creek Valley, this silver mining ghost town holds secrets from Irish settlers and America’s wartime dog-training past.

Discover the haunting remains of Red Lion, a Montana mining town where 500 souls once sought their fortunes high in the mountains.

Prospectors struck gold in Red Bluff, Montana, but today only haunting ruins whisper stories of its 1800s frontier glory.

Montana’s abandoned Quietus ghost town holds secrets of early homesteaders at its weathered log post office from 1907.

A booming silver mining town turned ghost town, Quartz, Montana holds secrets from its glory days deep within the Pioneer Mountains.

Beneath North Carolina’s Fontana Lake lies Proctor, a drowned lumber town with haunting secrets waiting to be discovered.

A bustling silver mining town turned ghostly ruins, Princeton’s weathered buildings whisper tales of Montana’s prosperous frontier days.

Uncover the haunting remains of Portsmouth Village, where a bustling maritime community mysteriously vanished from North Carolina’s Outer Banks.