Author: Jason Smith - Page 265 - United States Ghost Towns

Gage, New Mexico Ghost Town

In Gage’s crumbling ruins, a once-bustling silver mining town holds secrets of frontier fortunes and forgotten dreams.

A bustling gold rush town of 7,000 turned ghost town, Elizabethtown’s haunting ruins whisper tales of fortune and failure in New Mexico.

Hidden in northern New Mexico, El Ojo del Padre’s sacred spring harbors supernatural tales of mysterious fireballs and ghostly encounters.

Under the shadow of ancient inscribed cliffs, this haunting New Mexican ghost town holds centuries of untold stories waiting to be discovered.

Tragic mine explosions and 350 haunting iron crosses tell the story of Dawson, a once-thriving New Mexico coal town.

Once a thriving Route 66 town, Cuervo’s crumbling adobe ruins whisper stories of a railroad paradise lost to interstate progress.

Prospectors struck silver in Cuchillo, but the once-thriving New Mexico mining town now harbors haunting tales and hidden treasures.

Sinister deaths and Apache raids brought a sudden end to this silver boomtown’s brief but dramatic chapter in New Mexico’s mining history.

Following Pancho Villa’s infamous 1916 raid, this desert border town’s haunting remains tell tales of bustling commerce and military drama.

Frontier ghosts linger at Cloverdale’s lone stone building, where 200 settlers once thrived near the Mexican border.