Author: Jason Smith - Page 25 - United States Ghost Towns

Zodiac, Texas Ghost Town

A mysterious ghost town called Zodiac once thrived along Texas’ Pedernales River before floods washed away its Mormon settlement forever.

Buried beneath Howard County’s grasslands, Ziler’s ruins tell a tale of ranch life, postal routes, and broken railroad dreams.

Hidden along forgotten railroad tracks, Zella’s ambitious plans for a bustling Texas town crumbled into scattered ruins by 1917.

In Texas’ Piney Woods, a once-bustling railroad town named Zeirath vanished when the timber industry crashed and trains stopped coming.

Mysteries of Yegua’s vanished frontier settlement unfold along a quiet Texas creek where pioneers once built their dreams.

In 1947, a savage F5 tornado transformed this thriving Texas Panhandle community into a haunting reminder of nature’s destructive force.

Mysterious frontier crossroads in Texas vanished after just ten years, leaving only whispers of its vital role in Civil War commerce.

Discover how a 1980s tourist attraction transformed into an eerie ghost town along Texas Highway 290, where only one building survives.

Step back in time at Williams Ranch, where a thriving Texas frontier town became a haunting reminder of bygone pioneer days.

Near an old Trinity River crossing, Wild Cat Bluff’s abandoned ruins whisper tales of Texas’ steamboat and ferry glory days.