Author: Jason Smith - Page 162 - United States Ghost Towns

Blue Eagle, Minnesota Ghost Town

Pioneer settlement Blue Eagle rose and fell with Minnesota’s frontier dreams, leaving only memories scattered among restored lakeside ruins.

Maryland’s lost frontier settlement of Blooming Rose holds secrets in its stone ruins, where Revolutionary War veterans once built their dreams.

Catastrophic floods and farming practices doomed this once-thriving Minnesota town, leaving only gravestones to mark its existence.

Minnesota’s lost farming town of Ashton holds forgotten stories beneath its fields, where pioneers once carved out their frontier dreams.

From textile mills to tragic storms, Altamont’s crumbling ruins tell a haunting tale of Maryland’s abandoned mountain community.

In Wyoming’s high desert, a forgotten uranium boomtown holds Cold War secrets and haunting remnants of America’s atomic age.

Peer into the wild West’s most notorious ghost town, where outlaws, whiskey traders, and vigilante justice once ruled Wyoming’s untamed frontier.

Beneath crumbling walls in Wyoming’s Wind River Valley lies Welcome, a gold rush town where prospectors’ dreams turned to dust.

Beneath the Wyoming prairie lies Walcott’s forgotten story of copper mines, aerial trams, and a bustling frontier town.

Known as a booming railroad town of 6,000 in the 1920s, Van Tassell now stands frozen in time with just 25 residents.