Author: Jason Smith - Page 260 - United States Ghost Towns

Weston, Washington Ghost Town

This forgotten railway town in Washington’s Cascades helped power steam engines until modern locomotives left it frozen in time.

Buried beneath snow and time, Wellington’s tragic avalanche story still echoes through Washington’s haunting ghost town ruins.

From gold rush glory to ghostly remains, Wauconda’s abandoned buildings tell tales of Washington’s wild frontier days.

Once a thriving lumber town, Walville’s haunting ruins and Japanese cemetery tell tales of immigrant workers and industrial dreams.

Oregon’s lost gold rush town of Waldo vanished beneath mining debris, but its hilltop cemetery still whispers stories of forgotten fortunes.

The original Vantage lies mysteriously underwater, its buildings and memories drowned when Lake Wanapum swallowed this historic Columbia River town.

Nestled in Oregon’s Coast Range, Valsetz’s abandoned ruins tell a bittersweet tale of a once-thriving lumber town’s rise and mysterious downfall.

Journey through the haunting remnants of Vail, a forgotten timber town where abandoned mills whisper tales of Washington’s logging past.

In this former boomtown of 5,000, discover how Vader, Washington narrowly escaped becoming another forgotten ghost town.

Secretive mountain ruins reveal a forgotten copper mining town where 300 souls once carved their dreams into Washington’s Cascades.