Author: Jason Smith - Page 182 - United States Ghost Towns

Coolidge, Wisconsin Ghost Town

Nestled in Price County, this abandoned lumber town’s crumbling ruins tell a story of 500 souls who vanished with the pine.

Belmont’s forgotten frontier capital hides fascinating tales of Wisconsin’s early political struggles and dramatic decline into a ghost town.

Abandoned in 1934, Aurora’s gold-mining glory days left behind supernatural secrets in Wisconsin’s mysterious Gogebic Range.

Ghost workers carved their legacy into Lake Superior’s Basswood Island, where abandoned brownstone quarries whisper tales of a forgotten community.

Nestled in Nodaway County, Missouri, Xenia’s ghost town whispers tales of stagecoach travelers and vanished dreams from its 1800s heyday.

This Missouri ghost town met its watery fate in 1993, but the haunting remains of Wakenda still whisper beneath the surface.

Hidden beneath Missouri’s wilderness lies Wayman ghost town, where pioneer dreams faded into whispers among overgrown ruins.

Toonerville’s whimsical name belied its tragic fate when the government forced residents to abandon their homes during WWII.

Knowing that dioxin turned this Missouri resort town into an abandoned wasteland, would you dare visit Times Beach today?

Known for its Irish farming roots, Saint Annie’s abandoned churches and store remnants whisper tales of a once-thriving Missouri settlement.