Author: Jason Smith - Page 159 - United States Ghost Towns

Hughes, Texas Ghost Town

Hidden beneath East Texas pines, Hughes rose and fell as a mineral spring boomtown, leaving mysteries in its abandoned streets.

Clinging to abandoned railroad tracks, Huff’s ghostly remains whisper tales of a once-bustling Texas town that mysteriously vanished.

Step into an abandoned Texas health resort where 147-degree healing waters once drew everyone from Native Americans to President Roosevelt.

From booming oil town to eerie ghost town, Holt’s dramatic rise and mysterious fall haunts the Texas landscape.

In Mason County’s forgotten frontier, Hilda’s German-built stone structures whisper tales of 1850s pioneer dreams and mysterious decline.

From buffalo hunting camp to ghost town, Hide Town’s wild frontier tales of trade and tragedy shaped Texas Panhandle history.

Beneath Lewisville Lake’s waters lies Hickory Flats, a pioneer town where coal miners and Texas Rangers once crossed paths.

Hidden in Cherokee County, Henry’s Chapel’s ghostly remains whisper tales of frontier faith and pioneer dreams that shaped rural Texas.

Pioneering lumber town Helmic rose and fell with Texas timber fortunes, leaving only memories of its once-bustling streets behind.

Near San Antonio lies Helena, Texas – a ghost town where frontier violence, revenge, and eerie legends still echo through abandoned streets.