Author: Jason Smith - Page 257 - United States Ghost Towns

Old Evansville, Illinois Ghost Town

Abandoned since its mining heyday, Old Evansville’s haunting ruins along the Kaskaskia River hold secrets of Illinois’ forgotten past.

Mysteries of Oketeyeconne, an abandoned Creek settlement along Georgia’s Chattahoochee River, reveal sacred traditions lost to time.

Hidden along Alaska’s Kuskokwim River lies Ohagamiut, an abandoned Yup’ik settlement with secrets buried beneath its ruined foundations.

Journey to Odena, Alabama’s forgotten lumber town, where whispers of its mysterious 1917 decline still haunt the overgrown ruins.

Uncover the mysterious tale of Nottingham, a lost Alabama settlement where Civil War artifacts hint at untold stories beneath the soil.

Perched between Kentucky hills, Notch Lick’s haunting ruins tell tales of sulfur mines, supernatural guardians, and a once-thriving mining community.

Bustling with 1,500 miners during its heyday, Nicholia’s fate changed forever when its prosperous smelter mysteriously burned to the ground.

Where Delaware’s lost village of New Market once thrived, only weathered tombstones whisper tales of its mysterious past.

Kentucky’s once-thriving coal town Neal now stands frozen in time, haunted by memories of bustling streets and forgotten dreams.

National, Iowa’s haunting ruins tell the tale of a booming railroad town that mysteriously vanished when steam engines fell silent.