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

Lapidum, Maryland Ghost Town

Behind Susquehanna State Park’s peaceful trails lies Lapidum, a forgotten river port with Victorian ruins and untold stories.

Ghost town Kendall once buzzed with lumber production, but now only scattered ruins hint at its forgotten Appalachian glory.

Kempton’s abandoned coal town hides a flooded mine and frozen-in-time remnants of 900 souls who vanished overnight in 1950.

Discover the haunting remains of Imogene, where ghostly tales of Shakespeare’s namesake town still whisper across Minnesota’s abandoned prairie.

Built as a thriving trading post in frontier Minnesota, Huot’s mysterious ruins whisper tales of its sudden abandonment in 1945.

Watch how a thriving Scandinavian settlement in Minnesota vanished when the railroad passed it by, leaving only memories behind.

When pioneers abandoned this Minnesota River settlement in 1857, they left behind haunting ruins that tell tales of frontier dreams.

Nestled along Highway 61, Minnesota’s forgotten town of Garen holds pioneer secrets beneath its crumbling foundations and peaceful cemetery.

Once a thriving railroad town, Frankville’s haunting ruins and ghostly legends beckon visitors to uncover its mysterious past.

This abandoned Minnesota town tells a haunting tale of railroad dreams and one family’s iron grip over an entire community.