Author: Jason Smith - Page 168 - United States Ghost Towns

Anderson Flat, Arkansas Ghost Town

This abandoned Arkansas settlement holds the haunting remains of stone walls, weathered graves, and untold stories from the Dust Bowl era.

Once a thriving agricultural settlement built around Anderson Mansion, this lost Illinois community holds secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Near the Mississippi River lies Anchor’s lost legacy, a once-bustling Civil War port that mysteriously faded into Louisiana’s past.

Hidden among Pointe Coupee Parish’s fields, Alma’s crumbling sugar mill ruins whisper tales of Louisiana’s sweet but haunting past.

Concealed beneath Lake Allatoona’s waters lies a forgotten Georgia town with Civil War secrets and ghostly ruins waiting to emerge.

Journey to Aline, where Idaho’s richest silver mines birthed a boomtown that now stands frozen in time, holding untold stories.

Sinister spirits and unexplained phenomena haunt Alexandria’s historic district, where centuries-old ghosts refuse to rest in peace.

Paranormal activity haunts the abandoned halls of Albion Normal School, where Idaho’s mysterious ghost town harbors a century of untold secrets.

Abandoned by time, Albany’s eerie steamboat settlement beckons visitors to uncover the truth behind its mysterious glowing phenomenon.

Bonapartist refugees built Aigleville’s doomed French colony in Alabama, but mysterious traces of their imperial dreams still linger today.