Author: Jason Smith - Page 245 - United States Ghost Towns

Aubrey Landing, Arizona Ghost Town

Known for its copper mining wealth, Aubrey Landing now rests silently beneath Lake Havasu’s waters, holding untold secrets of Arizona’s past.

Journey through Atolia’s haunting ruins, where a tungsten boom created California’s richest desert town before vanishing into dust.

From natural asphalt deposits to prehistoric fossils, Asphalto’s abandoned remains hint at a mysterious chapter in California’s Gold Rush history.

Uncover the haunting remnants of Ashford Mill, where three brothers’ ambitious mining dreams crumbled into Death Valley’s stark desert landscape.

Peek into Colorado’s silver rush past at Ashcroft Ghost Town, where abandoned saloons and hotels whisper tales of forgotten fortunes.

Persistent stories of Artwell, California’s haunted mines have captivated locals for generations, but this ghost town may never have existed at all.

Lost in Graham County’s wilderness, Aravaipa ghost town’s stone ruins whisper tales of three mining booms and untold frontier stories.

Near Golden lies the lost frontier settlement of Arapahoe City, where gold fever birthed a boomtown before its mysterious disappearance.

Buried within Antelope Valley, this mysterious 1850s ghost town holds frontier secrets among its crumbling ruins and desert sands.

Lost in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, Animas Forks ghost town reveals the resilient spirit of 1800s silver miners living at 11,200 feet.