Author: Jason Smith - Page 150 - United States Ghost Towns

Franklin, Washington Ghost Town

Tucked in Washington’s Cascades, Franklin’s haunting ruins whisper tales of a once-prosperous coal town lost to tragedy and time.

Glimpse into the hidden ruins of Frankfort’s coal mining past, where abandoned mine shafts and forgotten graves tell tales of frontier life.

Glimpse into Flora’s haunting pioneer past, where abandoned churches and homesteads whisper tales of Oregon’s gold-rush dreams.

Discover the haunting ruins of Fairfax, where abandoned coal mines and crumbling structures whisper stories of Washington’s bustling mining era.

Ghost towns of Wasco County reveal forgotten tales of wool empires and railroad glory, but their mysterious decline leaves visitors wondering.

Mining towns turned ghostly remnants reveal Grant County’s golden past, but what secrets do these abandoned streets still hold?

Traces of a forgotten frontier mill town emerge along three creeks near Dallas, where Ellendale’s haunting ruins whisper tales of gold.

Once a bustling town of 500 residents, Elberton’s haunting ruins tell a tale of prosperity destroyed by nature’s fury.

Glimpse into Dryad’s haunting remnants, where a bustling lumber town of 3,000 souls faded into Pacific Northwest wilderness.

Known for its timber legacy, Doty isn’t actually a ghost town but thrives with 250 residents amid Washington’s historic forests.