Author: Jason Smith - Page 298 - United States Ghost Towns

Jardine, Montana Ghost Town

Gold seekers flocked to Jardine’s promise, but today only weathered cabins and crumbling ruins whisper tales of Montana’s mining glory.

Witness how Montana’s once-bustling wool capital transformed into a haunting ghost town with only 14 souls remaining today.

In Montana’s harsh Absaroka Range, Independence ghost town’s gold-mining ruins whisper tales of 1880s boom-and-bust dreams at 11,000 feet.

Crumbling ruins and abandoned mine shafts tell haunting tales of Montana’s once-thriving silver boomtown nestled high in the mountains.

Discover how a failed gold mining camp transformed into one of Montana’s first dude ranches in historic Hillsboro.

This abandoned Montana mining town reveals crumbling remains of a once-thriving community that vanished after devastating fires in 1927.

Known for its eerie abandoned mill houses and dystopian film fame, Henry River’s ghostly remains beckon visitors to explore its haunting past.

Journey through Hecla’s fascinating ruins, where a visionary 1800s silver mining town once pioneered advanced mountain living at 9,000 feet.

Just as Heaton, North Dakota reached its peak with 400 residents, a devastating 1907 tornado triggered its haunting transformation into a ghost town.

Uncover the secrets of Hassel’s gold-rush glory days as you explore abandoned brothels and mine shafts in Montana’s Elkhorn Mountains.