Author: Jason Smith - Page 223 - United States Ghost Towns

Addington, Oklahoma Ghost Town

Once a thriving railroad town of 1,000 souls, Addington’s abandoned streets now echo with tales of robbery, drought, and decay.

Coal mining tragedy transformed Adamson from a bustling boomtown into one of Oklahoma’s most haunting abandoned communities.

From bustling gypsum boomtown to haunting ruins, Acme’s abandoned structures reveal the dramatic rise and fall of Oklahoma’s industrial dreams.

Deep in Pushmataha County lies Abbott, a forgotten logging boomtown that vanished almost as quickly as it appeared.

Discover why this once-bustling frontier post office town in Oklahoma Territory became one of the state’s 2,000 ghost towns.

Uncover the haunting remains of Zealand, where a lumber baron’s ambitions transformed pristine forest into a ghost town’s scattered ruins.

Peek beneath Cape Cod’s waters to discover Whitewash Village, a sunken ghost town with mysterious figures still haunting its sandy streets.

Westham’s forgotten colonial legacy reveals how a thriving James River trading post vanished into Richmond’s suburban sprawl.

The mysterious drownings at Haunted Lake have terrified Francestown locals since 1780, but the truth behind these ghostly encounters remains unknown.

Shrouded in Adirondack wilderness, Tahawus ghost town reveals an abandoned mining legacy where Theodore Roosevelt’s presidential destiny took shape.