Author: Jason Smith - Page 141 - United States Ghost Towns

Phillips, Texas Ghost Town

Just outside Amarillo lies Phillips, a vanished boomtown whose sudden demise tells a haunting tale of industrial tragedy.

Beyond crumbling foundations, Phelan’s abandoned mine town holds fascinating secrets of Texas’s forgotten coal-mining empire.

Carved into Texas hill country, Peyton Colony’s ghostly remains tell the remarkable story of freed slaves who built their own thriving community.

Hidden beneath Webb County’s soil lies Pescadito’s ghostly remains, where steam engines once thundered through this forgotten Texas town.

Trace the haunting legacy of Perico, Texas, where a solitary gymnasium stands guard over forgotten frontier dreams.

Known for its haunting railway ruins, Penick’s abandoned buildings whisper tales of Texas cotton farming glory and devastating decline.

Built by German settlers in 1840s Texas Hill Country, Pedernales flourished before mysteriously fading into a ghost town.

Witness the haunting remnants of Pear Valley, where a solitary stone church echoes tales of Texas frontier dreams gone silent.

Cultural crossroads of Peach Tree Village reveals forgotten tales of Alabama Indians and Texas settlers in this haunting ghost town.

This forgotten Texas settlement along Peach Creek vanished after losing a county seat bid, but its pioneer stories remain.