Author: Jason Smith - Page 131 - United States Ghost Towns

Tokio, Texas Ghost Town

Named after Tokyo, this Texas ghost town’s weathered buildings whisper stories of a once-bustling farming community that dwindled to just 24 souls.

Unraveling the mysteries of Tiemann, this Texas ghost town holds secrets of a once-thriving farming community lost to time.

Witness the haunting remnants of Texas’s largest company town, where 10,000 miners once toiled before vanishing into history.

Beyond the decaying ruins of Three Oaks lies a forgotten Texas cotton empire’s mysterious rise and sudden disappearance.

Learn how The Grove, Texas transformed from a thriving farming town into an eerie yet fascinating ghost town museum.

Once a model oil company town of 1,200 residents, Texon now stands frozen in time with its haunting ruins and legendary baseball field.

Journey through Texla’s abandoned sawmill town, where 600 souls once carved out lives in the Texas-Louisiana timber frontier.

Discover the submerged secrets of Texana, a once-thriving Texas port town now hidden beneath Lake Texana’s mysterious waters.

Nestled in Texas’s Chihuahuan Desert, Terlingua’s mercury mining ruins tell tales of lost fortunes and modern-day artistic rebirth.

In 1882, Samuel Sayner’s dream of a thriving Texas farming town turned into a haunting tale of abandonment and ruin.