Author: Jason Smith - Page 252 - United States Ghost Towns

Landusky, Montana Ghost Town

Buried in Montana’s Little Rockies, Landusky’s gold-rush ruins tell a tale of 2,000 souls who vanished into thin air.

Mysterious German-Russian settlement in North Dakota vanished after a fateful railroad decision left this once-thriving prairie town frozen in time.

From bustling silver boomtown to haunting ruins, Kirkville’s twin smokestacks still whisper tales of Montana’s gilded mining era.

Hidden among Montana’s peaks, Keystone’s haunting ruins whisper tales of silver fortunes and secret Prohibition-era moonshine operations.

This abandoned Montana boomtown revolutionized gold mining with cyanide processing before mysterious fires sealed its fate in 1920.

Hidden beneath Fontana Lake’s waters since 1944, Judson’s ghostly ruins emerge during winter drawdowns to reveal long-lost secrets.

Gold seekers flocked to Jardine’s promise, but today only weathered cabins and crumbling ruins whisper tales of Montana’s mining glory.

Witness how Montana’s once-bustling wool capital transformed into a haunting ghost town with only 14 souls remaining today.

In Montana’s harsh Absaroka Range, Independence ghost town’s gold-mining ruins whisper tales of 1880s boom-and-bust dreams at 11,000 feet.

Crumbling ruins and abandoned mine shafts tell haunting tales of Montana’s once-thriving silver boomtown nestled high in the mountains.