Author: Jason Smith - Page 125 - United States Ghost Towns

Lucky Jim Camp, Nevada Ghost Town

Mining tensions simmered between Confederate Lucky Jim Camp and its Union neighbor as prospectors sought riches in Nevada’s El Dorado Canyon.

Mysterious railroad ruins of Lucin whisper tales of Utah’s ambitious transcontinental dream across the Great Salt Lake.

Knowing why this once-bustling railroad outpost in Utah’s desert sits abandoned will transport you to the American West’s golden age.

Uncovering Louisville’s lost story reveals how a thriving Nevada boomtown with thirteen saloons vanished into desert ruins.

Journey through Loseeville’s haunting ruins, where Mormon pioneers and Hollywood cowboys left their mark on Utah’s untamed frontier.

Built during Pennsylvania’s coal boom, Loraine vanished into ruins, leaving behind haunting traces of a once-thriving mining community.

Hidden beneath Pennsylvania’s hills lies Loop, a once-thriving coal town mysteriously abandoned after an underground inferno in 1962.

Unearth the secrets of Logan’s 1860s Nevada silver boom, where abandoned mills and ruins whisper tales of forgotten fortunes.

Kept hidden along the Conemaugh River, Livermore’s haunting ruins whisper stories of a bustling town destroyed by nature’s fury.

Beneath Flaming Gorge Reservoir’s depths lies Linwood, a thriving sheep-ranching town swallowed by federal flood control in the 1960s.