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

Gold Hill, Nevada Ghost Town

Chilling tales and lost fortunes await in Gold Hill, where Nevada’s oldest hotel harbors secrets of the Comstock’s ghostly past.

Learn how Gold Center’s innovative infrastructure and rail terminals shaped Nevada’s mining boom before mysteriously vanishing into desert ruins.

Abandoned in 1910, Gold Butte’s fleeting gold rush left behind a treasure trove of petroglyphs and ghostly ruins in Nevada’s desert.

Nevada’s Gold Bar ghost town reveals remnants of a short-lived 1900s mining operation that promised riches but succumbed to failure.

A forgotten Nevada boomtown reveals its $10 million gold mining legacy through crumbling foundations and rare turquoise deposits.

Mormon pioneers built an ambitious farming settlement in Utah’s Blue Valley, but what caused this thriving community to vanish?

Trek through Garfield County’s abandoned settlements, where pioneer dreams and mining fortunes turned to haunting reminders of Utah’s frontier past.

Beneath Rockport Reservoir’s waters lies Georgetown, a lost Mormon pioneer town with untold stories waiting to be discovered.

Known for its perpetual underground inferno, Garvers Ferry’s ghostly remains tell the tale of a once-thriving coal town’s fiery demise.

Knowing that 2,000 people once called this copper boomtown home, what secrets lie beneath Garfield’s abandoned streets?