Author: Jason Smith - Page 237 - United States Ghost Towns

Cherry, Arizona Ghost Town

Ghost towns don’t get more authentic than Cherry, Arizona, where weathered wooden buildings whisper tales of mining prosperity.

Mining boomtown Cherokee, California reveals forgotten tales of Welsh pioneers and golden treasures—what secrets lie in its ghostly ruins?

Abandoned in 1889, Charleston’s silver-rich ghost town holds secrets of Arizona’s wild west prosperity that mysteriously vanished overnight.

Secluded in Yavapai County desert, Chaparral’s crumbling ruins tell a tale of Arizona’s mineral fever that vanished as quickly as it began.

In the harsh Mojave Desert lies Chanz, a forgotten mining town whose crumbling remains tell a surprising story.

Discover Chambless’ haunting Route 66 remains, where abandoned dreams still whisper from the Mojave’s dusty embrace.

Once California’s deadliest silver boomtown, Cerro Gordo’s abandoned buildings still whisper tales of wealth and bloodshed.

Once a prosperous silver mining settlement, Cerro Colorado hides tales of Apache raids, executed foremen, and lost treasure.

Discover Cerbat’s forgotten silver rush secrets hidden in Arizona’s mountains, where crumbling ruins whisper tales of frontier ambition.

Known for its eerie Victorian buildings, Central City narrowly escaped ghost town status – but its haunted tales live on.