Author: Jason Smith - Page 214 - United States Ghost Towns

Gee, Oklahoma Ghost Town

When a postmaster named Henry Gee established this Oklahoma frontier town in 1909, he couldn’t predict its haunting destiny.

When natural gas fueled dreams of fortune in early 1900s Oklahoma, Gas City rose and fell, leaving only haunting remnants behind.

When mining dreams crumbled in 1870s Oklahoma, Garnetville’s bustling streets fell silent, leaving behind haunting ruins and untold stories.

Cowboys once refreshed themselves at Buttermilk Station before flooding forced settlers to abandon the frontier town in 1891.

Straddling a former railroad hub, Francis, Oklahoma’s haunting ruins whisper tales of a bustling town that vanished into prairie winds.

Ghost town Fowlerville reveals untold tales from Oklahoma’s 1889 land run through its five haunting buildings and buried secrets.

Where a thriving frontier town once stood, Foss, Oklahoma now holds only whispers of its railroad glory days and forgotten dreams.

Nestled in Osage County, Foraker transformed from a bustling oil boomtown of 2,000 into a haunting ghost town of just 20 residents.

This abandoned Oklahoma trade post holds the fading memories of frontier dreams and forgotten settlers in Jefferson County.

Ghost town Picher, Oklahoma stands frozen in time, where toxic mining waste turned a bustling city into an environmental nightmare.