Author: Jason Smith - Page 148 - United States Ghost Towns

Mount Blanco, Texas Ghost Town

Deep in Crosby County lies Mount Blanco’s haunting ruins, where phantom riders still patrol the limestone cliffs after sunset.

Built as a thriving horse-racing empire in 1856, Morris Ranch’s abandoned buildings now whisper tales of Texas’ forgotten frontier glory.

Once a thriving Mormon settlement with a massive waterwheel-powered mill, this ghost town’s haunting ruins whisper tales of frontier faith.

Once a thriving frontier town in Texas, Morales’s abandoned ruins and historic cemetery reveal secrets of its wild past.

Once a thriving frontier settlement near Texas’ Guadalupe River, Monthalia’s Victorian ruins tell tales of ranching glory and mysterious decline.

Criminals, droughts, and broken dreams led to Monte Christo’s haunting transformation from a thriving Texas settlement into a desolate ghost town.

Learn how Mobeetie transformed from a hide-shelter settlement into Texas Panhandle’s first town before nature and progress sealed its fate.

Near DFW Airport lies Minter’s Chapel Cemetery, the last remnant of a Methodist settlement with stories etched in weathered tombstones.

Crumbling remnants of a once-prosperous healing springs settlement hold dark secrets beneath Texas soil, waiting to be unearthed.

Uncovering Millville’s abandoned mills and silver mines reveals a forgotten Texas boomtown that vanished into the East Texas pines.