Author: Jason Smith - Page 15 - United States Ghost Towns

Grand, Oklahoma Ghost Town

Near Oklahoma’s Canadian River, the haunting ruins of Grand tell tales of a forgotten frontier town’s rise and mysterious decline.

Just off Highway 54, the abandoned storefronts of Gotebo, Oklahoma whisper stories of a bustling railway town’s mysterious decline.

Known for hosting outlaws like Kid Curry, this Oklahoma ghost town’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of frontier boom and bust.

Known for launching Oklahoma’s railroad era, Gibson Station’s ghostly ruins hide tales of frontier dreams and vanished prosperity.

This once-bustling Oklahoma town, renamed for the famous singing cowboy Gene Autry, now stands frozen in time with abandoned dreams.

When a postmaster named Henry Gee established this Oklahoma frontier town in 1909, he couldn’t predict its haunting destiny.

When natural gas fueled dreams of fortune in early 1900s Oklahoma, Gas City rose and fell, leaving only haunting remnants behind.

When mining dreams crumbled in 1870s Oklahoma, Garnetville’s bustling streets fell silent, leaving behind haunting ruins and untold stories.

Cowboys once refreshed themselves at Buttermilk Station before flooding forced settlers to abandon the frontier town in 1891.

Straddling a former railroad hub, Francis, Oklahoma’s haunting ruins whisper tales of a bustling town that vanished into prairie winds.