Author: Jason Smith - Page 178 - United States Ghost Towns

Moonville, Ohio Ghost Town

Journey through Ohio’s haunted Moonville Tunnel, where ghostly legends and crumbling ruins tell tales of a vanished mining town.

Hidden among Ross County’s hills, Knockemstiff’s abandoned buildings and violent past tell tales of moonshine, brawls, and ghostly legends.

Scattered ruins and wild daffodils mark the haunting remains of Ingham, a forgotten Ohio coal town with mysterious tales to uncover.

Nestled in southeastern Ohio, the ghost town of Hibernia reveals a forgotten world of Irish miners and abandoned industrial dreams.

This abandoned 1880s Western village in Ohio holds haunting secrets and unexplained phenomena within its authentic period buildings.

Once a thriving pioneer settlement built around natural salt licks, Elk Lick, Ohio now lies mysteriously beneath East Fork Lake’s waters.

Near Ohio’s riverbanks, a utopian settlement’s bold dreams crumbled beneath devastating floods and a massive dam project.

Known for mysterious legends and forced evacuation in 1974, Ohio’s abandoned Helltown still beckons those brave enough to explore.

Boston, Ohio’s transformation from bustling mill town to abandoned “Helltown” holds dark secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Nearly lost to time, Blue Ball’s blue tavern ball once guided weary travelers through Ohio’s frontier before fading into ghostly silence.