Author: Jason Smith - Page 19 - United States Ghost Towns

Krain, Washington Ghost Town

Hidden beneath Enumclaw’s forests lies Krain’s haunting remains, where Slovenian miners once carved out a bustling 1880s mountain community.

Logging town Kopiah flourished with nearly 300 residents before mysteriously vanishing into Washington’s wilderness by 1930.

Concealed beneath towering pines, Kinzua’s abandoned streets whisper tales of Oregon’s lumber boom and the families who vanished with it.

Journey back to Kernville’s haunting ruins, where abandoned canneries and pioneer buildings tell tales of Oregon’s forgotten coastal boomtown.

Secrets of Kennedy ghost town reveal a deadly gold rush past and an unexpected connection to abolitionist John Brown.

This forgotten Oregon ghost town reveals a lost world of pioneering spirit, where miners and loggers carved their dreams into wilderness.

Abandoned mining town Jawbone Flats reveals Depression-era secrets deep within Oregon’s Willamette National Forest, but what really happened there?

Perched deep in Oregon’s forest, Idiotville’s peculiar name and abandoned ruins hint at a forgotten logging camp’s remarkable story.

This forgotten thermal oasis near Tacoma once pampered Seattle’s wealthy elite before a mysterious fire reduced it to haunting ruins.

Cinnabar riches led fortune seekers to Horse Heaven’s ghost town, where mercury mining dreams turned to ruins in Oregon’s rugged wilderness.