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

Burton, Georgia Ghost Town

Just beneath Lake Burton’s surface lies a drowned ghost town, where phantom church bells still toll in Georgia’s depths.

Once a thriving naval settlement of 1,000 residents, Burrwood now lies mysteriously submerged beneath Louisiana’s murky delta waters.

Once a thriving mining town built in a narrow canyon, Burke’s abandoned buildings tell tales of innovation, conflict, and survival.

Hidden among Boyd County’s hills, Burgess Railroad Station’s ruins whisper tales of Kentucky’s bustling coal-transportation past.

Step into Idaho’s forgotten hot springs paradise where an 1864 mountain resort town now stands frozen in time.

Where three railroads once met, Buchanan’s ghost town holds pioneer secrets waiting to be discovered along Iowa’s Nodaway Rivers.

Hidden among Iowa’s Driftless Area, Bryantsburg’s crumbling foundations and Amish farms tell a tale of prairie dreams and railroad glory.

Kishwaukee River’s forgotten frontier settlement made a bold bid for county seat before floods washed away its pioneer dreams.

Lost among the Ozarks, Bruno’s abandoned church and cemetery whisper tales of a thriving mountain community that vanished into history.

Learn how Brownville transformed from a bustling timber town into an Alabama ghost town, leaving only memories of its sawmill legacy.