Author: Jason Smith - Page 217 - United States Ghost Towns

Liberty, Colorado Ghost Town

Forgotten frontier dreams flourish then fade in Liberty, a Colorado ghost town with $25 million in silver secrets.

Perfectly preserved beneath Lexington Reservoir’s waters, this forgotten California ghost town reveals itself only during severe droughts.

Built by Chinese laborers, California’s levee ghost towns reveal forgotten stories of courage, sacrifice, and cultural resilience.

Decaying since the 1920s, Levee Spur’s haunting remnants tell a forgotten tale of California’s ambitious Delta reclamation dreams.

Crumbling amid Mojave’s vastness, Leonards Ghost Town whispers gold rush tales through weathered ruins that time forgot.

Kept hidden in California’s rugged hills, Leon’s ghost town whispers gold rush tales that vanished with its fleeting prosperity.

Wondering what became of this 1880s mining town? Lenado’s weathered cabins hide stories of booms, busts, and an unexpected hippie revival.

Mining town Leliter vanished without a trace, but what happened to the souls who once called this desert settlement home?

Nestled on the California-Nevada line, Lee’s forgotten ruins tell a gold rush tale that vanished as quickly as it began.

In California’s merciless Mojave Desert lies a forgotten gold rush boomtown with secrets waiting to be unearthed.