Author: Jason Smith - Page 175 - United States Ghost Towns

Inwood, Mississippi Ghost Town

Hidden among Mississippi’s Yellow Dog Line, Inwood’s haunting ruins whisper tales of a once-bustling cotton town lost to time.

Mississippi’s lost town of Hopewell holds secrets of railroad dreams and farming prosperity before mysteriously fading into history.

In this abandoned Mississippi county seat, crumbling ruins and a historic cemetery reveal the haunting story of Holmesville’s mysterious downfall.

When a $2 billion waterway project flooded Holcut, Mississippi in 1972, an entire community vanished beneath the waters.

Discover how Mississippi’s third-largest town transformed into an eerie ghost town after nature and war conspired against it.

Steamboats once bustled through this Pearl River town, until NASA’s rocket testing facility consumed its historic remains.

Hidden atop Mississippi’s Loftus Heights, Fort Adams’ abandoned ruins hold secrets from its days as America’s vital frontier gateway.

Hidden among Mississippi’s Tombigbee riverbanks, Cotton Gin Port’s ghostly ruins whisper tales of Native American traders and pioneer settlers.

Journey through Commerce’s haunted past, where a thriving Mississippi River port vanished after nature cruelly redirected its lifeline.

Colony Town’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of Mississippi’s cotton-farming past, where dreams and despair intertwined in the Delta’s fertile soil.