Author: Jason Smith - Page 147 - United States Ghost Towns

Maple Falls, Washington Ghost Town

In the shadow of Mount Baker, Maple Falls’ abandoned mills and dark history tell haunting tales of a once-prosperous frontier town.

Discover the haunting remains of Malone’s lumber empire, where abandoned mills tell tales of Washington’s vanished timber glory days.

Nestled in Okanogan County, this former silver boomtown’s abandoned mines and haunting tales reveal a forgotten chapter of Washington’s past.

Wander through Oregon’s forgotten frontier town of Lonerock, where a solitary boulder and abandoned buildings reveal mysterious pioneer tales.

Crumbling remnants of Oregon’s largest cement empire whisper forgotten tales of industrial glory in this eerie ghost town.

Journey into Liberty, Washington’s last living ghost town, where nine residents keep gold rush history alive through preserved 1870s buildings.

Ghost town Lester fought against displacement for decades before finally succumbing to Tacoma’s watershed protection efforts in 1985.

This once-thriving lumber town in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge holds secrets behind its majestic 224-foot waterfall.

Hidden beneath Enumclaw’s forests lies Krain’s haunting remains, where Slovenian miners once carved out a bustling 1880s mountain community.

Logging town Kopiah flourished with nearly 300 residents before mysteriously vanishing into Washington’s wilderness by 1930.