Author: Jason Smith - Page 133 - United States Ghost Towns

Sutherland Springs, Texas Ghost Town

Prosperous health resort turned ghost town, Sutherland Springs holds haunting remnants of its grand hotel and healing sulfur springs.

Climb through the haunting ruins of Sunshine Hill, where an oil-rich Texas boomtown’s dramatic rise and fall left only memories behind.

Journey through Sunnyside, Texas – not a ghost town, but a living testament to Black resilience since 1912.

Nearly forgotten Sumpter, Texas vanished after a courthouse fire in 1872, leaving only its cemetery to tell tales of glory.

Sulphur Springs isn’t really a ghost town, but its phantom railroad tales might make you wonder what else lurks here.

Ghostly remnants of Port Sullivan, once a thriving Texas riverfront town of 1,400, now whisper tales of its forgotten past.

Ghost town Stiles reveals its haunting 1911 limestone courthouse ruins, a testament to Texas frontier dreams gone awry.

Hidden in rural Texas, Steward’s Mill ghost town whispers tales of frontier life through its historic church and abandoned storefronts.

This forgotten Texas ghost town along the Brazos River whispers tales of ambitious pioneers and a once-thriving frontier settlement.

Hidden among Robertson County’s Brazos River bottomlands lies Sterley, a lost frontier settlement whose ruins whisper tales of bygone glory.