Author: Jason Smith - Page 173 - United States Ghost Towns

Meridian, Kansas Ghost Town

Wander through Meridian’s haunting ruins, where a once-thriving railroad town now whispers tales of Kansas’s pioneering past.

Crumbling remnants of a frontier town reveal how one railroad’s decision forever changed Medora’s destiny in early Kansas.

From Kansas railroad origins to dinosaur discoveries, McAllaster’s ghostly remains tell a tale of prairie ambitions and ancient secrets.

Once a thriving frontier trading post in Riley County, May Day’s abandoned crossroads hint at stories waiting to be uncovered.

In 1870s Kansas, Marshall rose from nothing to nearly 11,000 people before mysteriously vanishing into the prairie winds.

Hidden among eastern Kansas’s frontier ruins, Mariposa’s brief 1857 existence left behind a treasure trove of pioneer and Native American artifacts.

Marietta’s abandoned ruins whisper tales of a once-thriving Kansas railroad town that rose and fell with America’s westward dreams.

Witness the haunting remains of Lyona, Kansas, where a once-thriving pioneer railroad town succumbed to the Great Depression’s relentless grip.

When a thriving German settlement on the Kansas frontier became a ghost town, Ludell’s story revealed unexpected twists.

This once-thriving Kansas frontier town mysteriously faded into history after losing a pivotal county seat battle in 1882.