Author: Jason Smith - Page 215 - United States Ghost Towns

Ferguson, Oklahoma Ghost Town

When Black pioneers built a thriving lumber town in Oklahoma, they created a community that defied racial barriers until its mysterious decline.

In 1920s Oklahoma, an oil strike transformed quiet Fennell into a bustling boomtown before vanishing into forgotten fields.

Discover how Fame, Oklahoma transformed from a thriving coal mining town into an abandoned ghost town within the Tar Creek region.

Fallis, Oklahoma’s forgotten railroad town holds haunting secrets among its abandoned buildings, where fewer than 25 residents remain today.

Situated among Oklahoma’s forgotten frontier towns, Eubanks holds secrets of farming life within its weathered ruins and windswept cemetery grounds.

Situated in Oklahoma’s Big Pasture, Eschiti’s brief glory as a frontier boomtown ended abruptly when railroads bypassed this once-thriving community.

Uncover the haunting legacy of Erin Springs, where an Irish pioneer’s stone mansion still guards forgotten tales along Oklahoma’s Washita River.

From bustling oil boomtown to haunting ghost town, Empire’s abandoned buildings whisper stories of Oklahoma’s Black Gold Rush.

When railroads and natural disasters collided in Kay County, this once-thriving Oklahoma town became a haunting reminder of pioneer dreams.

Once a Wild West haven for outlaws, Eagle City’s abandoned ruins hide stories of shoot-outs, saloons and frontier justice.