Author: Jason Smith - Page 264 - United States Ghost Towns

Grass Creek, Utah Ghost Town

Learn how a thriving Utah coal town became a haunting collection of concrete slabs in Grass Valley Canyon.

Civil War-era mining town Grantsville still whispers tales of silver strikes and frontier dreams through its weathered remains.

This abandoned Mormon settlement in Utah’s red rock country holds stories of pioneers, floods, and Hollywood fame within its haunting ruins.

Colorful tales of zinc strikes, haunted saloons, and $25 million in mining riches await at Goodsprings, Nevada’s best-preserved ghost town.

Step into Goldfield’s haunting past, where Nevada’s richest gold boom created an empire that now whispers tales through abandoned streets.

Buried in Box Elder County’s rugged terrain, Golden’s crumbling ruins whisper tales of a bustling 1890s mining boomtown turned ghost town.

Hidden in Nevada’s desert, Golden Arrow’s haunting ruins whisper tales of a gold rush boomtown that vanished as quickly as it appeared.

From mining camp to ghost town, Gold Point’s three historic identities reveal Nevada’s golden era of untold riches and mystery.

Hidden among Pennsylvania’s hills, this abandoned 19th-century mining settlement beckons explorers with its crumbling ruins and untold stories.

Abandoned mining riches and eerie ruins await exploration in Gold Hill, where 3,000 souls once chased mineral wealth in Utah’s wilderness.